Plaag wrote:Ennies WinnersPaizo wins a lot.ShaneG.
FormCritic wrote:Not surprising. Remember that a part the Ennie Awards is the result of fan voting. Pathfinder likely has the strongest fan support of any gaming product out there.
serleran wrote:Pathfinder does a thing called an "adventure path." There are, apparently, eight (8) of them....LinkI cannot attest to the quality as I am not interested in Pathfinder.
Invincible Overlord wrote:I am currently playing the Kingmaker Pathfinder adventure path. We're on the second book, and our characters are 5th level, struggling to establish a stronghold and the area around it.I highly recommend playing this series. It's outstanding!!!
Keith the Thief wrote:The Kingmaker series is at the bookstore here. I've been reading it during my lunch hour. Seems like a great series.See my post above: Looks like I may try to adapt it, or one of the other AP series to old school rules.Wonder how hard that would be?Is it easier to translate 3.75 to old school than vice versa?Seems like it would be.But, I'm wrong a lot. The wife reminds me of that often.akp
FormCritic wrote:In 3.5/Pathfinder, it is best to have the monster stats literally in hand when running the game. The existence of ready PDF files, including nice system reference printouts of almost all the monsters, makes this easier to do than one might first think.Going down in rules eras is much easier than going up.
Keith the Thief wrote:Downloaded the PDF versions of the Pathfinder Core Rule and a copy of Sunken Empires.I was actually going to buy the hardback version of the core rules at B&N this afternoon, but they didn't have any Pathfinder stuff left in stock.akp
puterdragon wrote:Are these downloads free downloads or subscription-based? Did you subscribe? I'm really tempted to register on the Paizo site to get answers to gaming questions anyway. (BTW: I've done several google searches using loosely connected gaming terms and Paizo's forums come up frequently with the topics/answers. I've found rpg.net and enworld are also roughly equivalent.)
puterdragon wrote:Great support by contributors here. PDF bought and downloaded.The pdf for the Core Rulebook is a juggernaut (70+ mb). Still, I'll be reading the shorter, less cluttered text file (3- mb) for a while. <happy>In the meantime, I'll be after the Runelords AP series, and the third AP also sounds interesting. <enticed>
Keith the Thief wrote:Oh, yeah. I forgot to mention the 70MB part. Sorry.