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How is a level 3 barbarian putting out 60 points of damage? 24 str after rage is 10 points of damage power attack is 6 Great sword is about 7 so if the DM gives out a lot of ability points the best you can expect is 23. Maybe on a crit with very good rolls, but that is a corner case.

It really depends on what books you allow in, just like 3.5. You have to know the rules well, but a lot of it really depends on what you expect as a DM, and what annoys you. How much power(point buy, and wealth) is also a big factor. I have run at high levels a few times. The experience has...

Knowing which is best helps you determine how much of a concept you can sacrifice and still make a character that can survive. Playing what you want to play assumes the DM caters the campaign to help you survive. If you are in PFS or the DM has just enough time to read an AP, but not a lot of...

There is a conversion document on the website. You can download it for free to help you with the conversions.

There is stuff in the old book that is still relevant that did not get transferred over so the old book may still have some use for your game depending on how deep into the game world you get.

I normally let my guys kick butt if they make a decent build, and are not making bad combat decisions, unless I throw in the occasional tough encounter or it is a boss fight. How I challenge them when I want them to have a tough fight depends on the specifics such as what is his AC, the party...

1.It is 3.5 compatible. In other words no for the monster design question. It is still done by hand. 2.That will vary based on the group, just as it did in 3.5. The monsters are tougher, but so are some of the classes. Codzilla got a nerf. 3.Some of it requires tweaking depending on the...

Every character has a weakness. What is his AC and saves? Also what is the rest of the party doing?

SCAP-Shackled City AoW-Age of Worms STap-Savage Tide All of these are 3.5, but were written by Paizo. They are very tough though, and they go from level 1 to 20. SCAP comes in a hard cover book. The other two will require you to hunt magazines down. The story line is better developed for AoW...

The Whispering Cairn, which is the first chapter in Age of Worms.

If the group agreed to convert I would ask him to convert all his baddies to pathfinder. There are rules differences that will be discovered over time though. If he uses an old rule I would either correct him at the table, or do it through an email, depending on how the group handles things.

Monks traditionally have good AC, but depending on the point buy they either don't normally have great AC and a good offense. Things such as point buy, treasure, and the campaign itself are a factor. In humanoid based games they do a lot better than ones with monsters because the CMD's are...

If I am reading this correctly they always get full round attack if they flurry for that attack. Is that what you are saying?

The game reccomends that the DM give you time to do nothing but build your kingdom. I won't say how much time, not because it is a spoiler issue, since it has no affect on the storyline, but because I don't want to tell your DM how to run his game. We used Kresten, Oleg, Oleg's Wife, and...

Just use the cohort and drop the commoners or allow one of the players to run 2 PC's. We often allow one player to run 2 PC's. The only time it might be an issue is if someone might get jealous if they think one player is only volunteering in order to reduce screen time.

There is no rule for needing a lab. Many GM's require it for the sake of realism though. Others just say it is type of incantation or ritual.

I used the Eberron artificer but I switched out that version's ability to save XP with the salvage version from ToS. There is a lot of fan created conversions for the races on the pathfinder site in the conversion forum. PS:I have can't seem to unbold the 2nd and 3rd lines.

I can't seem to get the paizo site to come up in firefox or IE. Is anyone else having the same issues?

Cat's grace should go. I would try to compare them to Eberron Shifters, but only make them slightly better. Lightening Reflexes would fit better. I would drop the natural attacks. After changes are made repost it.

I think it is too good to be played without a level adjustment. So far so good The feat alone is not too much, but why? Rashaka don't get it as a racial feat, and I am assuming that is where this idea came from. Four natural attacks for free. 1d4 is not a lot, but it is the bonus damage that...