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<blockquote data-quote="Khaalis" data-source="post: 8176961" data-attributes="member: 2167">This. [Edit] <s>The only major &quot;difference&quot; I see is that technically the &quot;Class Edge&quot; is more powerful than a &quot;standard&quot; edge.&nbsp; I believe in the live-stream the devs did, they mentioned that if you 'skipped' a &quot;Class Edge&quot; in building a Novice character, it would be about equal to 2 edges - which after seeing the Wizard preview sounds about righ</s>t.Per [USER=7029358]@Donald Schepis[/USER] on the KS Page:&quot;Hey Scott, you can absolutely go from Novice to Legendary without taking a Class Edge. Class Edges balance out to the cost of a traditional Edge, so it's not the objectively best option in all scenarios. That said, I'd recommend it. You can play a character without Class Edges in any other Savage Worlds game, why not try out the new toys in Savage Pathfinder?&quot;[/Edit]The one thing that confuses me is that people seem to be up-in-arms about SPF having 'classes' but yet I've seen some of the same people be fine with Rifts IFs which are far more &quot;Classes&quot; than SPF is.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Khaalis, post: 8176961, member: 2167"] This. [I][Edit][/I] [S]The only major "difference" I see is that technically the "Class Edge" is more powerful than a "standard" edge. I believe in the live-stream the devs did, they mentioned that if you 'skipped' a "Class Edge" in building a Novice character, it would be about equal to 2 edges - which after seeing the Wizard preview sounds about righ[/S]t. Per [USER=7029358]@Donald Schepis[/USER] on the KS Page: "Hey Scott, you can absolutely go from Novice to Legendary without taking a Class Edge. [B]Class Edges balance out to the cost of a traditional Edge, so it's not the objectively best option in all scenarios.[/B] That said, I'd recommend it. You can play a character without Class Edges in any other Savage Worlds game, why not try out the new toys in Savage Pathfinder?" [I][/Edit][/I] The one thing that confuses me is that people seem to be up-in-arms about SPF having 'classes' but yet I've seen some of the same people be fine with Rifts IFs which are far more "Classes" than SPF is. [/QUOTE]

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