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<blockquote data-quote="GreyLord" data-source="post: 7565569" data-attributes="member: 4348">I don't really care for PF these days, so my suggestions would be to go all 5e.&nbsp; I don't think that is what you are looking for though.Perhaps a better way is to go all Beginner box with Pathfinder.&nbsp; Scale back most of the rules to use the rules utilized in the Pathfinder Beginner Box.&nbsp; For those who have classes that are not found in the BB, use the Pathfinder Strategy Guide.&nbsp; Utilizing this and letting players browse through it can help them understand their options and what they can do with their class.I don't think just changing AoO and movement will do the trick if they are truly feeling the strain of changing between 5e and PF.Another option could be to change it up only once every one or two weeks.&nbsp; Instead of switching between each in the week, only run one ruleset each week, or run it straight for two weeks.&nbsp; Then make it clear you are changing it up and run the other one.&nbsp; This lets the players get somewhat comfortable with the ruleset you are running that week and can reset to get their minds clear for the other one when you run it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="GreyLord, post: 7565569, member: 4348"] I don't really care for PF these days, so my suggestions would be to go all 5e. I don't think that is what you are looking for though. Perhaps a better way is to go all Beginner box with Pathfinder. Scale back most of the rules to use the rules utilized in the Pathfinder Beginner Box. For those who have classes that are not found in the BB, use the Pathfinder Strategy Guide. Utilizing this and letting players browse through it can help them understand their options and what they can do with their class. I don't think just changing AoO and movement will do the trick if they are truly feeling the strain of changing between 5e and PF. Another option could be to change it up only once every one or two weeks. Instead of switching between each in the week, only run one ruleset each week, or run it straight for two weeks. Then make it clear you are changing it up and run the other one. This lets the players get somewhat comfortable with the ruleset you are running that week and can reset to get their minds clear for the other one when you run it. [/QUOTE]

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