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<blockquote data-quote="EricNoah" data-source="post: 4117092" data-attributes="member: 4"><p>As a 3.5 fan and a Paizo fan, I must disagree in the strongest terms.&nbsp; Paizo just gave my 3.5 game a shot in the arm.&nbsp; I now have some very cool options: I can play their 3.5 adventures for the time being; I can preview their Pathfinder RPG in progress and borrow ideas I like for my 3.5 game; and best of all, come 2009 I will have the choice between sticking with 3.5 mostly as written but having a source of very compatible adventure and supplement material, or going to their 3.75 game and being able to use their materals and my old 3.5 adventures &amp; supplements, or brewing up my own in-between version with pieces of 3.5 and their game.&nbsp; Those are very appealing options to me, and I can make them at leisure.&nbsp; I probably wouldn't have switched to 4E in any case, but now ... as I said early on ... there really has never been a better time not to switch editions.&nbsp; The type of D&amp;D I like will live on!</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="EricNoah, post: 4117092, member: 4"] As a 3.5 fan and a Paizo fan, I must disagree in the strongest terms. Paizo just gave my 3.5 game a shot in the arm. I now have some very cool options: I can play their 3.5 adventures for the time being; I can preview their Pathfinder RPG in progress and borrow ideas I like for my 3.5 game; and best of all, come 2009 I will have the choice between sticking with 3.5 mostly as written but having a source of very compatible adventure and supplement material, or going to their 3.75 game and being able to use their materals and my old 3.5 adventures & supplements, or brewing up my own in-between version with pieces of 3.5 and their game. Those are very appealing options to me, and I can make them at leisure. I probably wouldn't have switched to 4E in any case, but now ... as I said early on ... there really has never been a better time not to switch editions. The type of D&D I like will live on! [/QUOTE]

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