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<blockquote data-quote="Andrew Ridenour" data-source="post: 6085394" data-attributes="member: 6705723">I can attest that Pathfinder is actually relatively simple to learn. The basics are (as pointed out in the beginner box) are quite simple, and easy to follow, and the to move up into the core rulebook is a very natural progression. The Advanced Player's guide after that, and then the ultimate series (Combat, Magic, Equipment, and soon Campaign).Pathfinder was my first system (or, at least first that I actually spent time in learning) and my group (which is learning it with me) are all quite comfortable with the system. And as mentioned, everything is available for free, in the SRD (System Reference Guide) which is a perfectly acceptable way to learn the system, and rules. (Plus, it is a bit easier to understand, as the actual rule book can get a bit daunting at times, nothing unmanageable.)From what I've seen of 4e, its actually a bit harder to learn then PF, and if you have any prior knowledge of 3.5, pathfinder should (as most people attest) be easy to learn, since the rules are mostly the same, just a bit more streamlined.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Andrew Ridenour, post: 6085394, member: 6705723"] I can attest that Pathfinder is actually relatively simple to learn. The basics are (as pointed out in the beginner box) are quite simple, and easy to follow, and the to move up into the core rulebook is a very natural progression. The Advanced Player's guide after that, and then the ultimate series (Combat, Magic, Equipment, and soon Campaign). Pathfinder was my first system (or, at least first that I actually spent time in learning) and my group (which is learning it with me) are all quite comfortable with the system. And as mentioned, everything is available for free, in the SRD (System Reference Guide) which is a perfectly acceptable way to learn the system, and rules. (Plus, it is a bit easier to understand, as the actual rule book can get a bit daunting at times, nothing unmanageable.) From what I've seen of 4e, its actually a bit harder to learn then PF, and if you have any prior knowledge of 3.5, pathfinder should (as most people attest) be easy to learn, since the rules are mostly the same, just a bit more streamlined. [/QUOTE]

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