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<blockquote data-quote="Mercurius" data-source="post: 5767419" data-attributes="member: 59082">I don't know Pathfinder well enough to say this with absolute certainty, but I'm pretty sure that you can make a 3.5E character and sit down at a Pathfinder table and be just fine.&quot;Some similarities&quot; is a massive understatement, more of an understatement than &quot;The Monkees were influenced by the Beatles&quot; and probably closer to &quot;clementines are kind of like mandarin oranges.&quot; Actually, clementines are a variety of mandarin orange, just with the specific name of &quot;clementine.&quot; Yes, but they are very small, much smaller than the difference between 3.5 (one version of D&amp;D) and 4E (another version of D&amp;D), and probably smaller than the difference between 3E and 3.5E.Again, there's nothing wrong with that except that not recognizing this and saying that Pathfinder is a different game or not a variety of D&amp;D seems like willfully ignoring its etiology.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mercurius, post: 5767419, member: 59082"] I don't know Pathfinder well enough to say this with absolute certainty, but I'm pretty sure that you can make a 3.5E character and sit down at a Pathfinder table and be just fine. "Some similarities" is a massive understatement, more of an understatement than "The Monkees were influenced by the Beatles" and probably closer to "clementines are kind of like mandarin oranges." Actually, clementines are a variety of mandarin orange, just with the specific name of "clementine." Yes, but they are very small, much smaller than the difference between 3.5 (one version of D&D) and 4E (another version of D&D), and probably smaller than the difference between 3E and 3.5E. Again, there's nothing wrong with that except that not recognizing this and saying that Pathfinder is a different game or not a variety of D&D seems like willfully ignoring its etiology. [/QUOTE]

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