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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Sylrae" data-source="post: 5157680" data-attributes="member: 48520">I'm a fan of pathfinder, in that I feel it does address many of the things I did not like about 3.5. Trailblazer addressed many other things I didn't like about 3.5.I'm quite picky about my game mechanics. So I take pathfinder, trailblazer, and a large number of houserules and make it into a game I would like to play. Obviously this means We're playing a largely different game than most, which means it's essentially a different game than a newcomer to the group may be expecting.I've been running some golarion for about a year, every week. I'm about ready for a break from D&D, play something else, and when I return, I'll be running even more heavily modified pathfinder rules with converted 3e Realms setting stuff.I think the paizo stuff is great, but it's obviously not perfect, and it's closer to 3.5 than I'd like(there are many other things I think should have been changed). I'm not a big fan of 4e though, so it's either play a different revision of D&D, or play another game (I'm writing my own game for myself to run, but will likely make a return to d20 in a few months).I still buy PF stuff, but I don't subscribe, there are many products they put out that I wont want, but also many I DO want.Also, Asmodeus is not a god in technicality. he's statted out like a monster iirc in the pathfinder book on devils, he just happens to be powerful enough to grant spells, and is worshipped enough to be listed as a god. But I like the Idea that in epic play, gods ARE NPCs/monsters you can fight.</blockquote>

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