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The Ultimate Spellbooks.Every. Official. Pathfinder First Edition Spell.All in one volume for PDF.Print books available with all the spells from each of the three power sources--all arcane, or all divine, or all psychic.Crowdfunding later in 2026.

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Joe

I would love to read about how you put something like this together!

DM Sledge

I see you have found my weakness. When do we see some details?

Silver Griffon

I have to admit that my first thought was Pathfinder doesn't have it's spells split between too many books does it? But then I remembered all the soft back books tend to have a couple of spells in them plus some of the adventure paths.

Amanda Plageman

Shut up and take my money. Please, say that the pdf will have tables listing the spells by class, by school, and by level, as well as an (assumed) basic alphabetical entry.

Owen K.C. Stephens

The current pan is for every class spell list to have its own full entry with the spell summaries. for the arcaist/sorerer/wizard list, that will also be broken down into chools within each spell elvel.

Owen K.C. Stephens

Not to mention the ACG, APG, HA, MA, OA, UM, UC, UI, and UW, all of which have their own magic chapter.

Silver Griffon

Assuming that MA refers to Planar adventures, (if not then I'm not sure which book that is), those are the 8 I was thinking of. It's a lot, but just short of too many (IMOH). Thought I do have the advantage of gaming at my house so I don't have to carry them that far. It's the other books where it starts to get hard to track stuff down. Not trying to suggest it isn't worth it, just that I had to think about it before I relized how many books it was.

WAM

I would love to see an annotated version of these. Many spells have additional uses/intentions/wording or synergies that would be awesome to see in side bars. I know that would be a lot. But I would love to be able to have some of that collected as well.

Daryl

Please please please make sure to properly mark the race- and religion-required spells properly and clearly as such. Neither AON nor d20pfsrd do so.