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<blockquote data-quote="Treebore" data-source="post: 4428238" data-attributes="member: 10177">One thing really standing out to me is how clearly they have tried to describe everything. Plus I do like the changes/ideas. Rage and Ki Points being some good things. The fighter actually gaining mastery of their weapons and armor.I like the Bard changes, but still hate the class. Too spoiled by the 1E version I guess.I actually like the change to Cleave. I haven't picked out any changes to other feats. Then again I haven't played 3E regularly since early 2005.I like how the skills are being consolidated, I like how Spell craft now covers Concentration Checks.I like how they have added powers to the classes to make it worth saying single classed. WOTC screwed up royally making PrC's all around more attractive than core classes. The changes to the core classes may make single classed characters a little bit more common.Reading through the chapter on how to be compatible with core 3E I find the needed changes easy to implement.Good job to Paizo.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Treebore, post: 4428238, member: 10177"] One thing really standing out to me is how clearly they have tried to describe everything. Plus I do like the changes/ideas. Rage and Ki Points being some good things. The fighter actually gaining mastery of their weapons and armor. I like the Bard changes, but still hate the class. Too spoiled by the 1E version I guess. I actually like the change to Cleave. I haven't picked out any changes to other feats. Then again I haven't played 3E regularly since early 2005. I like how the skills are being consolidated, I like how Spell craft now covers Concentration Checks. I like how they have added powers to the classes to make it worth saying single classed. WOTC screwed up royally making PrC's all around more attractive than core classes. The changes to the core classes may make single classed characters a little bit more common. Reading through the chapter on how to be compatible with core 3E I find the needed changes easy to implement. Good job to Paizo. [/QUOTE]

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