Over itthe company heading up the establishment of the Open RPG Creative License (ORC) in the wake of Wizards of the Coasts’ mishandling of its attempted OGL updateis now offering nearly $400 worth of product for only $25 through Humble Bundle. A percentage of proceeds will go to the charity Code for America, “which helps municipalities and government institutions implement programs based on open-source software solutions,” according to the press release.
This is a huge move, obviously meant to invite new players into the Paizo community. The company has produced Pathfindera direct swords-and-sorcery competitor to the previously ubiquitous Dungeons & Dragons. The announcement comes after a month where Paizo sold “eight months of supply” in two weeks, according to a Twitter thread posted in January:
While most of the products offered through the bundle are digital, there is a Beginner’s Box offered on the site directly, which can be purchased alongside the PDFs. The bundle includes core rulebooks, a huge amount of adventures, bestiaries, one-shots, longer campaigns, ancestry options, and lots of maps and guides for new Game Masters looking to use some Pathfinder-focused tools for their games.
This article has been updated to clarify that the charity receives most of the proceeds from the sale, not all. Humble Bundle takes a small, user-scalable percentage.
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