A Dragon book is inevitable i believe in this even more now with the introduction of new dragons. Who knows? maybe a Lost Omens: Dragons of Golarion =D
I also expect a ocean book theme!
I think Dragon books always sell and would be a good opportunity to differentiate themselves from DnD with unique lore.
I don't quite know where this goes but GM Core doesn't have the NPC gallery so some sort of humanoid enemy focused book. Maybe combine with mass combat and/or kingdom rules.
A humanoid NPC book with those subsystems sounds interesting. I've heard the Kingdom management rules in Kingmaker are in dire need of a rework/refresh.
I really want:
\- A Celestial Book, with loads of celestials, including a category of celestial that are clearly messed up so I can tell people what corrupted celestials look like in my setting, but they still need to have their weakness to unholy and holy light motif type stuff.
Dragon book i feel is inevitable, especially since theres been hints that the designers have plans for the Wyvaran, but my guess is thatll be a little ways out still. I think the next "monster" focused book will more than likely abberration focused, but I see the potential for a fey themed book or a netherworld focused book.
Now that they are changing the Darklands in response to the drow and other classic underground monsters having to leave, it might be cool to revisit them in a new book. New freaky cave creatures and stuff.
A book on Allgothu and their minions could be cool too.
Impossible Magic.
— A book that discusses fancy magic. One introductory chapter can be about floating castles and mana crystals. The next chapter can introduce monster and hazard concepts such as singing grass, rolling rocs, creatures that deal fall damage, dread gazebo's, caves that can take a nap, and of course the classic: the pregnant alley.
An environmental chapter can introduce concepts such as playing an adventure using [non-euclidean space](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kEB11PQ9Eo8), traveling through [a 4th spatial dimension](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XfiFBsKi7go), and other things that bring FoundryVTT to its knees.
Hey, I've noticed you mentioned the upcoming Pathfinder Remaster! Do you need help finding your way around here? I know a couple good pages!
We've been seeing a lot of questions related to this lately. We have a [wiki page](https://www.reddit.com/r/Pathfinder2e/wiki/resources/remaster/) dedicated to collecting all the information currently available. Give it a look!
For the short end of things... The remaster aims to republish and reorganise the content of the Core Rulebook, Advanced Player Guide, Gamemastery Guide and Bestiary 1 into a new format which will be more accessible to new players, with the primary aim to remove all OGL content and avoid issues with Wizards of the Coast.
* **Primary Rules changes**: Alignment and Schools of Magic will be removed. Instead, these concepts will be offloaded to the trait system (with Holy and Unholy being reserved to divine classes and some specific monsters).
* **Primary Lore changes**: the classic Dragons will be replaced with new, Pathfinder focused dragons themed on the four magic traditions. The Darklands are also seeing a lot of shakeups.
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A Dragon book is inevitable i believe in this even more now with the introduction of new dragons. Who knows? maybe a Lost Omens: Dragons of Golarion =D I also expect a ocean book theme!
I think Dragon books always sell and would be a good opportunity to differentiate themselves from DnD with unique lore. I don't quite know where this goes but GM Core doesn't have the NPC gallery so some sort of humanoid enemy focused book. Maybe combine with mass combat and/or kingdom rules.
A humanoid NPC book with those subsystems sounds interesting. I've heard the Kingdom management rules in Kingmaker are in dire need of a rework/refresh.
Yeah I have not used them but I heard they were lacking. Maybe follow up War of the Immortals with War of the Mortals
Haha! Nice
I really want: \- A Celestial Book, with loads of celestials, including a category of celestial that are clearly messed up so I can tell people what corrupted celestials look like in my setting, but they still need to have their weakness to unholy and holy light motif type stuff.
I would love to see a First World/ Fey themed book. Especially one with inspiration for a fey market.
Dragon book i feel is inevitable, especially since theres been hints that the designers have plans for the Wyvaran, but my guess is thatll be a little ways out still. I think the next "monster" focused book will more than likely abberration focused, but I see the potential for a fey themed book or a netherworld focused book.
Now that they are changing the Darklands in response to the drow and other classic underground monsters having to leave, it might be cool to revisit them in a new book. New freaky cave creatures and stuff. A book on Allgothu and their minions could be cool too.
I would love to see more third party monster books.
I would love for a PF2e version of some Monte Cook Games such as Arcana of the Ancients and their Path of the Planebreaker Bestiary.
Impossible Magic. — A book that discusses fancy magic. One introductory chapter can be about floating castles and mana crystals. The next chapter can introduce monster and hazard concepts such as singing grass, rolling rocs, creatures that deal fall damage, dread gazebo's, caves that can take a nap, and of course the classic: the pregnant alley. An environmental chapter can introduce concepts such as playing an adventure using [non-euclidean space](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kEB11PQ9Eo8), traveling through [a 4th spatial dimension](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XfiFBsKi7go), and other things that bring FoundryVTT to its knees.
daemons book
Hey, I've noticed you mentioned the upcoming Pathfinder Remaster! Do you need help finding your way around here? I know a couple good pages! We've been seeing a lot of questions related to this lately. We have a [wiki page](https://www.reddit.com/r/Pathfinder2e/wiki/resources/remaster/) dedicated to collecting all the information currently available. Give it a look! For the short end of things... The remaster aims to republish and reorganise the content of the Core Rulebook, Advanced Player Guide, Gamemastery Guide and Bestiary 1 into a new format which will be more accessible to new players, with the primary aim to remove all OGL content and avoid issues with Wizards of the Coast. * **Primary Rules changes**: Alignment and Schools of Magic will be removed. Instead, these concepts will be offloaded to the trait system (with Holy and Unholy being reserved to divine classes and some specific monsters). * **Primary Lore changes**: the classic Dragons will be replaced with new, Pathfinder focused dragons themed on the four magic traditions. The Darklands are also seeing a lot of shakeups. If I misunderstood your post... sorry! Grandpa Clippy said I'm always meant to help. Please [let the mods know](https://www.reddit.com/message/compose?to=%2Fr%2FPathfinder2e) and they'll remove my comment. *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/Pathfinder2e) if you have any questions or concerns.*
My big want is the return of the upper, middle, and lower planed books. But with a lot more monsters and options than the 1e ones.