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<blockquote data-quote="keterys" data-source="post: 4961211" data-attributes="member: 43019">Heh, I meant is non-paizo PF stuff selling better than 3pp 3e - and by 3e I mean any version of 3e. I mean, I realize that Paizo's got the slam dunk for themselves... and probably for any stuff that came out right at the beginning by any company. But if I wanted to make an adventure or class, I do wonder how many people playing 3e would refuse to use a PF version and how many people playing PF wouldn't use a 3e version. I wouldn't be surprised if it depends on what you're doing - PF classes I think saw enough changes that I could see people not using 3e versions of such, but PF adventures... well, Paizo has scads of adventures so people who are really into PF will just go to Paizo _first_ then consider others if they still need them, whereas someone 3e oriented might be more open minded initially.Anyhow, probably too much of a tangent, but again and again I wish we had actual #s for things like how many people are buying what, playing what, etc.Yep, I had a dnd group that would be unable to fly at 15th or so level when I wanted them able to fight a dragon... so I needed to be able to give them ways to fly and/or corner/crash the dragon if I wanted things to work. Needing to fly at 7th or 9th is just silly, from my perspective.Well, that's actually easier in some ways - hire a pegasus taxi or something similar, get a ritual that specifically raises up in one area, etc. If you need to fly frequently it's tougher.I think there's a level 8 ritual that makes an elevator effectively though (Tenser's Lifting Disc or somesuch)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="keterys, post: 4961211, member: 43019"] Heh, I meant is non-paizo PF stuff selling better than 3pp 3e - and by 3e I mean any version of 3e. I mean, I realize that Paizo's got the slam dunk for themselves... and probably for any stuff that came out right at the beginning by any company. But if I wanted to make an adventure or class, I do wonder how many people playing 3e would refuse to use a PF version and how many people playing PF wouldn't use a 3e version. I wouldn't be surprised if it depends on what you're doing - PF classes I think saw enough changes that I could see people not using 3e versions of such, but PF adventures... well, Paizo has scads of adventures so people who are really into PF will just go to Paizo _first_ then consider others if they still need them, whereas someone 3e oriented might be more open minded initially. Anyhow, probably too much of a tangent, but again and again I wish we had actual #s for things like how many people are buying what, playing what, etc. Yep, I had a dnd group that would be unable to fly at 15th or so level when I wanted them able to fight a dragon... so I needed to be able to give them ways to fly and/or corner/crash the dragon if I wanted things to work. Needing to fly at 7th or 9th is just silly, from my perspective. Well, that's actually easier in some ways - hire a pegasus taxi or something similar, get a ritual that specifically raises up in one area, etc. If you need to fly frequently it's tougher. I think there's a level 8 ritual that makes an elevator effectively though (Tenser's Lifting Disc or somesuch) [/QUOTE]

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