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Thanks IronWolf. We'll see if I get a response there. I'd like to combine the two. Trailblazer just has some really good stuff in it.

I'm in the camp that doesn't like the all-spells for each class thing. I know it's a flavor problem moreso than a mechanics problem, but still. Can I get some suggestion on how to use the trailblazer system and give more limited spell access? I want my wizards to have spell-books. in...

Hmm. Has anyone actually combined Trailblazer and Pathfinder? I like the Action Points, AP Enhancements, 10 Minute Rest, Combat Reactions, and Iterative Attacks from Trailblazer. The only thing I'm thinking about for more combining, is applying Trailblazer's Multiclass Spellcaster system to...

Personally I'd recommend jumping onto the Pathfinder bandwagon. their core system is a bit tighter(more internally consistent) than 3.x (though I'd prefer it be even tighter than it is), I haven't seen any of their changes as worse than 3.x. I know the compatibility described above, because I...

Pretty much everything is PF or 4e for new stuff. If you want to run PF stuff in 3.5 it's not that hard to do though. Feats: Should be transferrable with no changes. Equipment: Definitely usable with no changes. Spells: Transferrable down. No PF Spells have Exp Requirements, instead costing...

Has anyone tried to combine the PFRPG Rules and the Very nice Trailblazer RPG Rules? Trailblazer has A BMB System wherein spellcasting is unified under a single progression table so you can multiclass less painfully.

I'd say it's a Shield, and a Short-Sword/Dagger (it's not big enough to make it count as a double weapon and give you 2 attacks, but I'd let you use it as either one of those weapons).

Could someone point me to some role-filling builds? Basically a competent build of characters for different roles. The tank (Takes damage) The DPS (Deals Damage) - Monk The Caster (Battlefield Control) The Healer (Self-Explanatory) I want to see how they progress.

OH! We were talking about a system to simulate cards with dice!? I thought he wanted to Replace His Dice With Cards!

Wizards of the coast put out one that let you use CHA as your casting stat. it may have only been for druids though. it was on their website. I can't seem to find the article. I think it may have been way back when 3.0 was current.

A Deck of Cards is basically a d13 + 2 Jokers. each number has a 7.69% attached to it instead of the 5% that a d20 has for each number. You could have people play 2-cards at a time and add both numbers together, giving you a range of 2 to 20 (drop the face cards). This gives you a much better...

Yeah. The way I've decided to handle it is: Base Race + Classes. Problem I've found with Dragons, when you spread their abilities out: They are basically 3-way Gestalt characters (Monk, Fighter, Bard with sorcerer Spell-List). So I'm trying to de-gestalt the dragon so I can give it to the...

I've been following that thread since it started, I'm not a fan of how they build the classes. It was a nice suggestion though. They tie racial adjustments into class levels (I see that as bad design), and many of the monsters don't get everything they would get as a monster. I think eventually...

I'm generally open to unusual ideas. I told him I'd let him play it if he helped me with a mountain of prep-work for the campaign, and so long as he accepted I'll be making a point to put him on the same power level as all other player characters. I want most of what he gets to closely mirror...

I have a player who wants to play a green dragon. This means natural attacks instead of iterative attacks. The way I'm doing it is putting together a class he can progress through, as well as special levels he has to meet pre-reqs to take. The special levels move him through age categories and...

You COULD, but I'm a completionist :P. I tend to think that the players should be able to choose their content from every book available (or at least every book that I own or one of my players own - which is most of those available). I guess I'll continue printing out compilation documents so...

Many of the adventure paths include magic items(and regular items), and many of those are not unique items that wouldn't fit elsewhere. Most of the splatbooks that paizo has released (the race books, the book of the damned vol. 1, Seekers of Secrets had a ton of them, There's the Pathfinder...

That would be awesome. I was under the impression that the APG would be all new stuff. Would this include material printed in adventure paths? (I seriously hope so). It's the large consolidating that would be nice.

This was a smaller problem in 3.5 due to larger books, but it was still a problem. The character options are too spread out and hard to find. Feats, Spells, Equipment, Monsters: It's across too many books, and it's hard to remember what's in which book. A compilation at the end of any given...

Wow! That's fantastic! Now it'll be usable for generating magic items for encounters too! Any chance of you adding the magic items from other PF Books, or adding Spells form them for wands and such? (the ability to select the books would make it even better, but that may be a bit too much...