Source Books Used

[StipulatePrism]

Does anyone know what source rule books were used during the planning and creation of the game? I have looked around but haven't seen anything conclusive, though that doesn't mean it doesn't exist. I would assume that both the core rule book (obviously) and Advanced Players Guide are, but were any of the other supplements used? Ultimate Combat/Kingdom/Magic books, for example?

Either a link or just an answer would be appreciated. Cheers.
P.S. Only thirty (or so) hours to go.

[Marcos_DS]

I don't know whether they used certain books as a base, or just picked stuff from the available rules and classes without special regard to printed books.

It might be interesting to know they used several options from Pathfinder Unchained. Classes: Unchained Rogue, Unchained Monk, Unchained Barbabrian. Also consolidated skills from the same book.

[Selvokaz]

it looks like they just grabbed stuff they liked at random to me. Example Stormwalker Ranger is in the game, and that seems to be one of the latest archtypes available as it was printed in Ultimate Wildernes.

[Waiwode]

In interviews they specify that the Rogue and Ranger (and maybe one other class?) are the Unchained version.

Most of the APG is not -- a few classes make the cut (Alchemist, Inquisitor included, Cavalier, Oracle, Summoner and Witch are not).

[Selvokaz]

I'm not aware of any Unchain Ranger, you mean Monk or Barbarian I suppose.

[TheZeisonSha]

Howdy!

A few advanced rules were used, unfortunately I don't have a list, but the Ultimate Combat and Ultimate Magic were used (at least in parts).