ThatGuyThere
Explorer
Are there still plans for a Trailblazer-ized monster book?
...are we going to see anything further in the Trailblazer line?
...are we going to see anything further in the Trailblazer line?
Monster Book?
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GlassJaw
Hero
Good question.
Trailblazer "Core" book containing everything needed to run a TB campaign without requiring the 3.x PH and DM's guides
Matrix Sorcica
Hero
Good question.
Trailblazer Pathfinder add-on.
What do you mean, Matrix Sorcica?
Matrix Sorcica
Hero
An analysis of the Pathfinder classes, CRs, spells etc. in the way the PHB classes are being analyzed in TB.
In other words, since Pathfinder seems to the future of 3.5 (like it or not), it would make sense to do a version of TB that deals with PF with same way that TB currently deals with 3.5.
Did that make sense at all?
In other words, since Pathfinder seems to the future of 3.5 (like it or not), it would make sense to do a version of TB that deals with PF with same way that TB currently deals with 3.5.
Did that make sense at all?
Yes. Page 12 of the TB book but on PF classes.
Wulf Ratbane
Adventurer
I think that's unlikely. TB and PF diverged fairly early on in terms of design philosophy and design goals, and moving forward TB is more likely to continue that divergence. TB is primarily a systems-driven approach, and PF is primarily a style-driven approach.
Anyone interested in deconstructing the PF classes should have all the tools necessary to do so, already provided by TB.
AdmundfortGeographer
Getting lost in fantasy maps
Out of curiosity, say you take a bird's eye view of the two systems. What would you say are the signs TB is system-driven in approach, and what are the signs PF is style-driven in approach?
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