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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ruemere" data-source="post: 5768624" data-attributes="member: 5515">Answering in order: - yes, some classes got stronger than others. Still, there are power combos from 3.5 which remain unsurpassed to this day.- yes, APG is a step up albeit only for very specific setups. Apart from this, APG is all about options, and if your players desire break from standards, let them have it. Personally, I removed from my game several metamagic feats - I find spellcasters good enough without Persistent or Perfect spells.- Ultimate guides, IMHO, remain at APG level with several exceptions.IMHO, the main reason to get these books lies with archetypes and alternative classes. Regarding mixing 3.5 material and Pathfnder - try to avoid mixing player material. 3.5 stuff has some legacy rules which may play havoc with Pathfnder.As for monsters and treasures - replace with nearest Pathfinder material and you'll do just fine.Regards,RuemerePS. Converting Bonegarden right now - converting and upping power level to pose challenge for 14th level 6-PC party. It's easy apart from that beholder (replaced him with two Advanced Lich Shades and 2 grunts).</blockquote>