I dig Pathfinder, I have just joined a new PF group, but I find it still has too much of the 3rd Ed baggage that I got burned out on (I DMed it consistently for 3 years), I am currently looking at a PF/3rd Ed Light (with bits from other editions).
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Yep, Pathfinder fan here.
I currently run a weekly Pathfinder game for four players and play in another semi-weekly Pathfinder game. Our group has been using Pathfinder since the final Alpha rules document and have been quite pleased with Pathfinder.
I read the boards both here and over at the Paizo mother-ship, but I tend to read the forums here on EN-World more often.
I currently run a weekly Pathfinder game for four players and play in another semi-weekly Pathfinder game. Our group has been using Pathfinder since the final Alpha rules document and have been quite pleased with Pathfinder.
I read the boards both here and over at the Paizo mother-ship, but I tend to read the forums here on EN-World more often.
As a player, I'm a Pathfinder fan. It reminded me there were things I really liked about building/running 3e-style characters.
As a DM, I'm currently... much less of a Pathfinder fan. Right now my thought is: Pathfinder offers players a great deal, but not so much for the person on the other side of the screen. I'd much rather run AD&D/2e.
As a DM, I'm currently... much less of a Pathfinder fan. Right now my thought is: Pathfinder offers players a great deal, but not so much for the person on the other side of the screen. I'd much rather run AD&D/2e.
Ramaster
Adventurer
I am.
I play every weekend and in between weeks when my group can.
I have the Core Rulebook, Advanced Player's Guide, Ultimate Magic, Ultimate Combat, Ultimate Equipment, the Game Mastery Guide, the Advanced Race Guide, NPC Codex, Bestiaries 1, 2 and 3.
On August I am planning to get Ultimate Campaign and Mythic Adventures (if MA doesn't get pushed back, as it probably will) and that will get me up to date on my collection (I try to get all the non-Golarion specific rulebooks).
Great game.
I play every weekend and in between weeks when my group can.
I have the Core Rulebook, Advanced Player's Guide, Ultimate Magic, Ultimate Combat, Ultimate Equipment, the Game Mastery Guide, the Advanced Race Guide, NPC Codex, Bestiaries 1, 2 and 3.
On August I am planning to get Ultimate Campaign and Mythic Adventures (if MA doesn't get pushed back, as it probably will) and that will get me up to date on my collection (I try to get all the non-Golarion specific rulebooks).
Great game.
Starfox
Hero
I like Pathfinder, but it is Pazio and their adventures I really like. I also run my homebrew side-by-side, and I must say I still have the same verdict on Pathfinder as I had on 3.5 - its good to play in. but I'd never want to stat up an NPC in it. It is just too rules-heavy to really be my perfect system. Thankfully, http://www.d20pfsrd.com/ and the tools there pretty much sort that problem for me.
Nikosandros
Golden Procrastinator
Why are you assuming that it will be pushed back? It's their big Gen Con release, I'm sure that they don't want to push it back. From my subscription page, it looks like that it will be shipped in August regularly.
Nikosandros
Golden Procrastinator
And to reply to the OT, I'm a huge Paizo fan. PF is not perfect (but which game is?), but it's a very nice evolution of 3.5. I rather like the adventure material (even though at times the plot can get too convoluted for its own good) and I absolutely love Golarion.
I like to play a variety of games, but PF is certainly one of them.
I like to play a variety of games, but PF is certainly one of them.
