3.P

[Razanir]

What exactly is 3.P? I know it in context, but not precisely what it refers to. Is it the common combination of 3.5 and PF, a shorthand for 3.5/PF, or something else?

[Jormengand]

It usually refers to "3.5 and pathfinder" if it's just used in a general statement such as "This rules dysfunction appears in 3.P", or "3.5 with PF material or vice versa" if used in a specific statement such as "We should play some 3.P".

[Ruethgar]

The specifics on how much Pathfinder and how much 3.5 is as varied as house rules are.

[ghanjrho]

The specifics on how much Pathfinder and how much 3.5 is as varied as house rules are.

To build on this, the broad strokes are "3.5 + Pathfinder content" and "Pathfinder + 3.5 content". With a million different lines to make that ruling on.