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Joren grins at Grunger's description and then nods in agreement with Cruendithas, still smiling. "Just getting away from the temple is interesting. I can't wait to see what it's like on the job, fighting evil like in the stories."

This is very cool to know. I do still think D&D is *the* name, it's going to bring the mass media attention and bring in a lot of new players that way, but it's nice to know Pathfinder is doing so well at bringing new players in as well.

Academic study doesn't necessarily have to involve casting magic. If you want a world that has only natural spellcasters, you can still have, perhaps, an order of scholars studying magic.

Yeah, once you have more options, this looks like it'll be a fantastic service.

I agree. Pathfinder's main audience were the 3.5 players who didn't like the new direction of 4e. Those players already have Pathfinder. Just like 4e brought in new players that stayed with 4e (not enough, but definitely a number of people), 5e will bring in new people who will stay with 5e...

This right here is reassuring. I mean, I like dishing out the damage (or, more regularly, healing.. I play healers a lot) as much as the next guy, but when I find a fun concept, I like to go with it. As long as I won't be harming the fun of other people, I'll happily take a less-effective...

Joren's eyes widen just slightly, impressed by the boast and really having not much clue about either axes or goblins to judge its accuracy. "Brilliant! How many goblins have you fought? Not just those you killed in a single blow, I mean, but in all," he adds with a grin.

Ah, cool, thanks!

Ok, not sure this is the place to ask, as this is more about the future of my character than the current stats. (Though current stats come in a little bit.) I came at this character from a concept, the idea of a sorcerer with abyssal blood that wanted to go as far as he could in rejecting it, to...

I don't find that it hurts a game, either. Look at Star Wars D6. It's considered a classic by many, but it uses the same basic mechanic for pretty much everything. (Not to say that it's a perfect game system, but repetitive mechanics didn't hurt the fun of it at all.)

Nodding to Commander Jacobson, Joren opens his mouth to say something when the dwarf arrives. He offers Grunger a friendly smile in greeting, nodding to him. "Hello." He then looks back to Jacobson and says, "This is my first job, unless you count chores at the temple, but I can handle myself."...

This article shows me everything I was hoping to see. I admit, it's been a long time since I successfully DMed, (so long I can barely remember the 3e rules, back before 3.5 came out I think), but I remember how difficult and time consuming adventure prep was in 3e. 4e made things a lot easier...

Joren Joren smiles and steps around the table, setting down his backpack and crossbow beside the chair he's chosen before taking a seat. "Thanks. I'm Joren, by the way, nice to meet you," he offers to everybody at the table.

There may not be as many as there used to, but there's still a *ton* of D&D fans out there. Look past the hardcore fanbases of ENWorld and Paizo boards, and the game you see most people talking about is D&D. I don't think there's any question of will D&D be successful.

Joren Stepping in the front door, Joren pauses to take a slow look around, just taking in the place. Though dressed well for adventure, his expression combined with the awkward way in which he carries his crossbow and backpack make him look every bit the inexperienced kid. Finally, after a...

Thanks! I'll be posting there shortly, then. :)

Oops, I thought of that but forgot to do it. That's fixed. And thank you, that makes a lot of sense. I originally thought the bonus choice was a one-time choice as well, so I picked spell so I could get spells at later levels. This way makes a lot more sense. :)

Fixed. That's what I get for reading Hero Lab stats instead of checking the book, I misread them totally. ;) I also bought a potion, like you suggested. Actually, that wasn't a baked-in Arcane Strike, that was me forgetting to change the damage value when I switched from 10 to 8 strength. :)...

Thanks for the tip! I hadn't realized I was quite so easily dead. I swapped points from strength (with weapon finesse I don't have much use for it anyway) into con. Also fixed a *bunch* of typing errors I noticed in the process, too.

Hello! Though not new to these forums, I'm totally new to Pathfinder and PbP, so hope it's ok for a newbie to join. My character: Joren