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<blockquote data-quote="Oryan77" data-source="post: 5321358" data-attributes="member: 18701">Thanks for the responses so far. I have a few more questions in regards to what people have said, but I don't have time to ask them just yet.But I did want to quickly ask; in regards to the PF PCs being more powerful than my 3.5 NPCs, how would it balance out when compared to the fact that I don't have magic item shops where PCs can buy whatever they want? So their AC, saves, &amp; ability scores may not all be as high as the 3.5 rules may assume they would be if they had been buying these items to boost stats. Their wealth by level is correct, they just have more utility magic items mixed in rather than all stat boosting items as a player may have bought on his own.For example, the Trailblazer pdf says that on average, a 9th level PC should have a +3 items to boost most of their AC, saves, etc etc. But my PCs may only have +1 or +2 items, but will have several magic utility items.Is this major enough to warrant using the PF classes for PCs without needing to give NPCs extra feats or boost CRs?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Oryan77, post: 5321358, member: 18701"] Thanks for the responses so far. I have a few more questions in regards to what people have said, but I don't have time to ask them just yet. But I did want to quickly ask; in regards to the PF PCs being more powerful than my 3.5 NPCs, how would it balance out when compared to the fact that I don't have magic item shops where PCs can buy whatever they want? So their AC, saves, & ability scores may not all be as high as the 3.5 rules may assume they would be if they had been buying these items to boost stats. Their wealth by level is correct, they just have more utility magic items mixed in rather than all stat boosting items as a player may have bought on his own. For example, the Trailblazer pdf says that on average, a 9th level PC should have a +3 items to boost most of their AC, saves, etc etc. But my PCs may only have +1 or +2 items, but will have several magic utility items. Is this major enough to warrant using the PF classes for PCs without needing to give NPCs extra feats or boost CRs? [/QUOTE]

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