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<blockquote data-quote="pawsplay" data-source="post: 5147675" data-attributes="member: 15538">I like the revised skills, combat maneuvers, fixes on various spells, etc. That's basically what sold me, the 3.75 aspect. In terms of changes, I was not eager for changes, but I converted from 3.0 to 3.5 so I was not averse to converting again. There's a little more wahoo in Pathfinder than I like, something that troubled me about the later 3e books but which a lot of people apparently liked, but I realized by and by that it doesn't have to intrude very much. A wacky sorcerer bloodline here or there is not going to substantially change the feel of my campaign, and I can address a lot of other elements (glitterpunk gnomes?) through campaign design and leave the rules as they are.So basically, I adopted Pathfinder because of the core rules changes and because as a worldbuilder and occasional freelancer, I want to be plugged into something in print. If you don't feel the rules changes are enough, and you just can't find the enthusiasm to learn a few class changes to barbarian and rogue and so forth, I can understand why Pf would be underwhelming.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pawsplay, post: 5147675, member: 15538"] I like the revised skills, combat maneuvers, fixes on various spells, etc. That's basically what sold me, the 3.75 aspect. In terms of changes, I was not eager for changes, but I converted from 3.0 to 3.5 so I was not averse to converting again. There's a little more wahoo in Pathfinder than I like, something that troubled me about the later 3e books but which a lot of people apparently liked, but I realized by and by that it doesn't have to intrude very much. A wacky sorcerer bloodline here or there is not going to substantially change the feel of my campaign, and I can address a lot of other elements (glitterpunk gnomes?) through campaign design and leave the rules as they are. So basically, I adopted Pathfinder because of the core rules changes and because as a worldbuilder and occasional freelancer, I want to be plugged into something in print. If you don't feel the rules changes are enough, and you just can't find the enthusiasm to learn a few class changes to barbarian and rogue and so forth, I can understand why Pf would be underwhelming. [/QUOTE]

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