This is probably a dumb question...

[orangefruitbat]

While I still wait for my PF Zeitgeist Bk One to arrive in the mail, I've been reading the PDF compilation, and I notice that Bk 1 goes up to level 12, and Bk 3 will go up to level 30. These look like 4E levels to me - does the PF version really go up to level 30, and if so, how is this done - mythic levels, 3X epic levels, etc.?

I'm hoping that this is just a typo, and that the whole thing "merely" goes to level 20!

 

[ediz]

For PF it should go up to level 20.

 

[Morrus]

The 4E one is 1-30, and the Pathfinder one is 1-20.

 

[RangerWickett]

While I still wait for my PF Zeitgeist Bk One to arrive in the mail, I've been reading the PDF compilation, and I notice that Bk 1 goes up to level 12, and Bk 3 will go up to level 30. These look like 4E levels to me - does the PF version really go up to level 30, and if so, how is this done - mythic levels, 3X epic levels, etc.?

I'm hoping that this is just a typo, and that the whole thing "merely" goes to level 20!

You saw a mention of level 30 in the PF act one hardcover? Can you give me a page reference? It's too late to fix now, but if we end up being able to do a 5e version it'd be good to correct it.

 

[orangefruitbat]

I don't have my hardcover yet so I can't comment on that, but it does show up in my PF Act 1 PDF in section 2 (pages 93-96).

You saw a mention of level 30 in the PF act one hardcover? Can you give me a page reference? It's too late to fix now, but if we end up being able to do a 5e version it'd be good to correct it.

 

[amethal]

You saw a mention of level 30 in the PF act one hardcover? Can you give me a page reference? It's too late to fix now, but if we end up being able to do a 5e version it'd be good to correct it.

If you ever do a 5th edition version, I think it would be useful to have someone who is familiar with 5th edition but NOT that familiar with 4th edition to give the conversion a quick run through.

I've only really looked at adventure 1 for Pathfinder in any detail so far, but it is full of references to rituals, and there is the odd mention of foes being bloodied and of skill challenges, none of which are explained. (You might assume "rituals" can be parsed as "some magical stuff I don't need to worry about", but the reader doesn't necessarily know that you mean magical rituals.)

I aslo found the reference to wizard's orbs, and to ducking in an attempt to avoid magic missiles, to be surprisingly irritating, but that is definitely a case where the problem is me, not you