Demiplane launches Pathfinder and Starfinder spotlight sale through May

If your Pathfinder 2e library is still being built out in NEXUS, Demiplane’s May spotlight sale is the one worth checking first. The promotion runs through the end of May 2026 and takes 25% off Pathfinder NEXUS and Starfinder NEXUS titles with code FIND26, making it a practical buy for players who want more rules on hand before the next session.

The timing matters because Paizo took PaizoCon Online off the 2026 calendar on February 18, and that removed one of the usual convention-season buying spikes that often pushes players toward new books and digital add-ons. Paizo said the cancellation was not permanent and that it still planned to return to the show in future years, while also keeping a full convention presence with Origins Game Fair, UK Games Expo, Gen Con and PAX Unplugged. That leaves Demiplane’s sale as a timely substitute for the usual burst of convention-floor spending.

For active PF2e tables, the best value is in how directly the sale supports day-to-day play. Paizo introduced Pathfinder Nexus as an official digital toolset built with Demiplane, with a compendium, digital reader, character builder, interactive character sheet and integrated play tools. That makes the discount more than a simple ebook markdown. It is a chance to expand the rules library that actually feeds character creation, table lookup and online play.

The sale is also not limited to the official NEXUS storefronts. Demiplane says the spotlight promotion extends to DriveThruRPG, Pathfinder & Starfinder Infinite, DriveThruFiction, DriveThruComics and Roll20, with savings of up to 60% on some partner sites. DriveThruRPG alone includes discounts on more than 6,000 third-party Pathfinder and Starfinder-compatible titles, while Roll20’s selection includes Paizo and third-party material from names such as Roll for Combat and Savage Worlds. Pathfinder & Starfinder Infinite adds community-made content, and the fiction and comics lanes give collectors another way to round out a shelf that already covers rules.

That spread makes the sale especially useful for three groups: new PF2e players filling in core options, GMs who need backup material for a campaign, and digital-first groups that want tools and content ready before a session starts. Paizo’s later announcement of PaizoCon South Pacific for August 14-16 in Queensland, Australia shows the company is reshaping its convention calendar rather than stepping away from it, but for now the sale is the clearest signal that Pathfinder’s digital ecosystem is still being pushed as a live buying lane.