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<blockquote data-quote="DarkWhite" data-source="post: 4046345" data-attributes="member: 9027">As the guy who linked this poll to the Paizo messageboards, let me qualify by stating I have been a long-time member of ENWorld forums, and remember back when ENWorld started as the 3Ed Rumours website.&nbsp; I don't post here often, but I frequently lurk in forum topics that interest me.Now to qualify my vote, for Pathfinder.Yes, there are many good products in this list, Eberron is indeed one of them.&nbsp; But for my bang-for-buck, Pathfinder wins hands-down.Even comparing Eberron not as a single book, but as a campaign setting, to Pathfinder, an Adventure Path, Eberron excels at creating an original game setting, but Pathfinder excels at creating original game adventures - adventures which translate to more game-time at my table!To date, there has not been much by way of adventures released for Eberron, which is unfortunate, as it is a fascinating setting.&nbsp; On the other hand, Pathfinder contains almost entirely adventure, describing the campaign setting by adventuring through it, one encounter at a time.&nbsp; Pathfinder has made it easy for me as a GM to run a campaign, and I now have a regular group of enthusiastic players since no other time during the life of 3Ed.&nbsp; For that, I am deeply indebted to Paizo and their incredible Runelords!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DarkWhite, post: 4046345, member: 9027"] As the guy who linked this poll to the Paizo messageboards, let me qualify by stating I have been a long-time member of ENWorld forums, and remember back when ENWorld started as the 3Ed Rumours website. I don't post here often, but I frequently lurk in forum topics that interest me. Now to qualify my vote, for Pathfinder. Yes, there are many good products in this list, Eberron is indeed one of them. But for my bang-for-buck, Pathfinder wins hands-down. Even comparing Eberron not as a single book, but as a campaign setting, to Pathfinder, an Adventure Path, Eberron excels at creating an original game setting, but Pathfinder excels at creating original game adventures - adventures which translate to more game-time at my table! To date, there has not been much by way of adventures released for Eberron, which is unfortunate, as it is a fascinating setting. On the other hand, Pathfinder contains almost entirely adventure, describing the campaign setting by adventuring through it, one encounter at a time. Pathfinder has made it easy for me as a GM to run a campaign, and I now have a regular group of enthusiastic players since no other time during the life of 3Ed. For that, I am deeply indebted to Paizo and their incredible Runelords! [/QUOTE]

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