Piratecat
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Yup, me too. But 3.75 will get superb suport from Pathfinder. Those Paizo books are superb. I'm glad people have alternatives.pawsplay said:It sold me.
Yup, me too. But 3.75 will get superb suport from Pathfinder. Those Paizo books are superb. I'm glad people have alternatives.pawsplay said:It sold me.
Piratecat said:Yup, me too. But 3.75 will get superb suport from Pathfinder. Those Paizo books are superb. I'm glad people have alternatives.
Piratecat said:Yup, me too.
I've been reading them as part of my ENnies reading. The campaign materials are shockingly well put together, and I love how they've changed monsters.pawsplay said:Sadly, I don't think I find Pathfinder all that appealing.
We did playtest 3e. Not 4e, though, much to my chagrin (and anguished begging to everyone I know at WotC, including someone who will remain nameless but whose name rhymes with Rott Scouse.) Then that bastard Jonrog asks on his blog "who's a screenwriter/comic author have to sleep with to playtest?" and BANG! He's in.Wisdom Penalty said:PC - Did you playtest 4E? I know Henry did, and a couple other mods I think. But it would seem a no-brainer for WotC to have involved you and your group. I also believe you playtested 3E, no?
Piratecat said:I've been reading them as part of my ENnies reading. The campaign materials are shockingly well put together, and I love how they've changed monsters.
Personally, my next campaign will be 4e (I have less than ten sessions in my holy-crap-it's-been-running-for-sixteen-years campaign.) But I'm glad that there are quality options for people who aren't planning to switch.
Cam Banks said:If you're into 3.5 and Dragonlance, boy do we have a lot of books you can pick up from us.
Cheers,
Cam
pawsplay said:Sadly, I don't think I find Pathfinder all that appealing.
JRRNeiklot said:Nor I. When I saw that first level clerics can suddenly heal an entire villiage with one use of turn undead, I quit following Pathfinder.