Update: Thanks to the overwhelming popularity of this offer (opens in new tab) (more than 100K bundles have been sold and $180,000 has been raised for charity, according to Pathfinder publisher Paizo (opens in new tab)), the Humble deal has been extended for a few more days. You now have until March 2 to take advantage of this discount.
Original story follows.
You're running out of time to take advantage of a mega-offer on Pathfinder; the sale that gets you almost 30 books for a fraction of the cost is coming to an end tomorrow (Thursday February 23).
Designed to be an introduction to the fantasy RPG after it sold out everywhere following last month's D&D OGL controversy, 'So You Wanna Try Out Pathfinder' is available on Humble with up to $400-worth of books for $25 (opens in new tab) (or £20.23 in the UK). This includes rules, the starter set, adventures, and more.
There are three tiers available in total. The cheapest weighs in at just $5 and includes a collection of the core rules. Meanwhile, the $15 equivalent gets you all of the above with extra adventures and maps for one of the best tabletop RPGs. Finally, the full $25 package features books to help you run games along with everything else mentioned here. Regardless of what you choose, a portion of the proceeds will go towards the charity Code for America.
You can see the full contents of the offer below.
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(opens in new tab)Although these offers are designed for newcomers who want to get a taste for Pathfinder, they're great for more experienced players that want to expand their library too. There's a lot of content included here, and you're unlikely to find a better offer anywhere else. In fact, we've never seen quite so much value packed into one sale when it comes to the tabletop RPG.
With that in mind, I'd recommend going all in on the biggest third tier if you possibly can. It's obscenely good value for money and even if you don't use it all, you're getting a ton of free stuff for less than the price of the core rulebook by itself. It's a win-win no-brainer.
However, if that's off the table, I'd at the least suggest getting the second tier while you still can. It's more than the basic pack and it isn't all gold, but the addition of the Bestiary makes the extra outlay worthwhile.
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