pathfinder, is anyone else playing?

[pssorens]

Just wondering if anyone else had moved to pathfinder instead of 4th edition? One of my groups has ( the other still plays 3.5) and we love it. Has anybody else tried it?

[Nurian]

Oh hell yeah. My DM says it's 4th ed for people who don't like 4th ed.

[Kaylyn]

Love it. We use it in conjunction with our old 3.5 supplements. My husband says, "It's where 3.5 went to die." Takes the things I actually liked about 4th edition and incorporates them smoothly into a 3.5-type format.

[Kheldarson]

I <3 Pathfinder. I love that the classes have more versatility now. I was in two games, but my work schedule made me drop them *cries* I want to play more so I can try more classes.

[KabeRinnaul]

I like it, but I also like some things in 3.5 it dropped. Still, it's become the main system I play, and I'd like to have a stable game going.

[MaggieTheCat]

My group is playing it right now, and we are thoroughly enjoying it. My husband's favorite change is the upgrades/changes to the paladin class. Personally I like what they did with the skills system a lot.

[pssorens]

I like the streamlining that has occurred in a lot of the skills and feats. I also like that there is an incentive and reward to staying with one class. One of the things I don't like is the "pathfinder society" organized play. It just seems a little contrived.

[Geek King]

We call it 3.75.

Currently reading up on it with the potential to run a game when our current game winds up.

[Eric the Grey]

I'm almost ashamed to admit that I'd never heard of it. Had to do some Googling last night to find out about it.

It looks interesting, but I never did play much of version 3.5. My current group is still using 2.0

I think that, after our vacation/anniversary is over (and at least partially paid for) I might have to pick up a copy of the main book to read over. What little I read looks good.



Eric the Grey

[Kogarashi]

We call it 3.75.

We dubbed it 3.6.

We haven't started playing it yet, but we're going to once our Mage game is over. I'll be running a game set in a homebrew world, so we swapped out some of the races but kept everything else. So far, it's looking like lots of fun.

I still like 4th for different reasons, and want a chance at a proper roleplaying campaign in it (only done Living Forgotten Realms so far, which is very episodic).

[Kheldarson]

My DM called it 3.75 when he introduced it to me as well. I think I was just happy to know there was an alternative to 4th.

[shankyknitter]

Had my first game with pathfinder as opposed to 3.5 tonight. I liked it, it was a smooth transition for me. I love what they did to my class, I can actually do things now which makes me happy.

I personally hated 4 with a flaming passion. 4 was world of warcraft converted into d&d. If I wanted to play WOW I'd have an account on WOW. Get your internet games out of my dungeon crawl.

[Soulstealer]

My kids (monk, druid/rogue, bard, and sorceress) are finally fighting properly and not using their wussy magic (mostly) they got from their dad (elf wizard). I'm so proud.