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<blockquote data-quote="PatCap" data-source="post: 5906217" data-attributes="member: 6680550">When D&amp;D went to 4th edition, and made the thousdands of dollars I spent on 3.5 obsolete, I was pissed. I also subbed to Dungeon and Dragon, so was familiar with alot of the Paizo authors, whose work I thouroughly enjoyed. Eric and James did a ton of work I liked, and several things I wanted to run were easily converted to PF. After playing with it for awhile, I noticed a much smoother gameplay. They also stressed the &quot;core&quot; classes, rather than taking 2 levels in this, 3 in that etc...It also did away with the mechanic of all the &quot;splat&quot; books. I did not have the money to buy every one, and had players who would bring these obscure races and classes to the table. Now, I know I could say no, but, that would also limit theur fun. &nbsp;PF, you can get away with the core book, or if you want, there are not 13 books that have classes and PrC's (which I am glad the de-emphasized). I love the Archetype system, where it adds flavor by just subbing some minor things...&nbsp;There is alot more, but they are some of my favorite reasons..</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PatCap, post: 5906217, member: 6680550"] When D&D went to 4th edition, and made the thousdands of dollars I spent on 3.5 obsolete, I was pissed. I also subbed to Dungeon and Dragon, so was familiar with alot of the Paizo authors, whose work I thouroughly enjoyed. Eric and James did a ton of work I liked, and several things I wanted to run were easily converted to PF. After playing with it for awhile, I noticed a much smoother gameplay. They also stressed the "core" classes, rather than taking 2 levels in this, 3 in that etc...It also did away with the mechanic of all the "splat" books. I did not have the money to buy every one, and had players who would bring these obscure races and classes to the table. Now, I know I could say no, but, that would also limit theur fun. PF, you can get away with the core book, or if you want, there are not 13 books that have classes and PrC's (which I am glad the de-emphasized). I love the Archetype system, where it adds flavor by just subbing some minor things... There is alot more, but they are some of my favorite reasons.. [/QUOTE]

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