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Purchasing Pathfinder question

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Chaos Marine

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A friend of mine is going to be starting a Pathfinder game and when I get paid next, I plan to purchase the Hero Labs Pathfinder core. The only thing is, there are is a lot of content available and I vaguely recall being able to select to a few of them to purchase but I can't really find them any more. I'm wondering if there's a package I can purchase that will give me all of the Pathfinder content sans pre-made campaigns. If a link could be provided, that would also be fantastic.
 
Chaos Marine said:
A friend of mine is going to be starting a Pathfinder game and when I get paid next, I plan to purchase the Hero Labs Pathfinder core. The only thing is, there are is a lot of content available and I vaguely recall being able to select to a few of them to purchase but I can't really find them any more. I'm wondering if there's a package I can purchase that will give me all of the Pathfinder content sans pre-made campaigns. If a link could be provided, that would also be fantastic.
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You cant see the store or the packages unless you logged into with a valid license.

However there are no bundles for the main core rules books if that what your asking. There is a Bestiary bundle for 1,2, and 3. Rest are all buy them single.

There are some nice bundles for the campaign settings and player companions, but that's all Golarion stuff.

However you can buy one item at a time, so spread it all out over a few months, thus reducing the initial cost. Piazo seems destined to try and out do WotC on how many versions of the same class can be added to how many books, and has a supplement book list now that is its own novel.
 
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