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During the PaizoCon stream this afternoon the team announced a new book called "NPC Core" which is essentially an NPC bestiary full of hundreds of statblocks for a multitude of characters. If anyone is familiar with the NPC Codex or Monster Codex from 1E, I would expect something very similar. It is essentially replacing the NPC gallery that was in the GameMastery Guide.
The book will be filled with statblocks of different levels for a multitude of generic NPC characters commonly found throughout the world (think butcher, barkeep, guard, noble, criminal, cultist, etc). They also mentioned there would be a selection of villain statblocks which could be used for notable bad guys and BBEGs.
While mostly filled with human statblocks, there will be sections for an assortment of different ancestries with templates you can apply to make any NPC into that ancestry. As well as unique statblocks for many of the common ancestries (they specifically mentioned Orcs as an example), with new statblocks specific to those ancestries/cultures. There also will be lists of ancestry appropriate names and guidelines on creating NPCs for those ancestries.
They mentioned that this has been in the pipelines since before the remaster was even announced, and that they used that opportunity to replace the NPC Gallery from the GameMastery Guide with this new book.
I think this will be an invaluable resource for GMs looking to populate their campaigns with a multitude of unique and interesting NPCs to interact with. This is something I personally have found extremely lacking in Pathfinder, there is a huge amount of monsters and creatures to fight, but a clear lack of regular townsfolk and generic characters to easily reference and use.
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