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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mercutio01" data-source="post: 5923554" data-attributes="member: 37277">Yes, he did: Because these reflect both the actual physical ability of the character to withstand damage - as indicated by constitution bonuses- and a commensurate increase in such areas as skill in combat and similar life-or-death situations, the "sixth sense" which warns the individual of some otherwise unforeseen events, sheer luck, and the fantastic provisions of magical protections and/or divine protection.That means that bracketed bit in the middle there--you know, the one set off by hyphens--is a dependent clause that is attached to the piece before it. Thus, physical ability to represent damage is indicated by the Con bonus.Says all available data which shows Pathfinder gaining more marketshare than 4E. Even assuming it has slightly less than 4E (which the data doesn't support), when you add in all the players of OSR games, that adds up to more people than are playing 4E. And the admonition that Pathfinder is no D&D edition is ridiculous. It may not have the name, but it is as clearly D&D as you can possibly get without the name.Yes. And that required expenditure of magic and/or money and/or awarded treasure/loot. It wasn't free. I have zero problem with the cleric making potions or casting spells and having the gods literally intercede in the world to stitch up wounds. It literally required the expenditure of in-game currency. It wasn't a freebie.</blockquote>

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