3.5/Pathfinder differences

[bartman]

Hey

I was wondering, without going into too much detail so as to avoid thread and legal issues, just what are the differences between p[athfinder and 3.5? I know thay streamlined some skills, combining several into one, and they balanced the classes a bit, but aside from that, are there any big rule changes? what about spells, and casting in general, did they do some big changes there?

How easy is it to take a PrC from, say, one of the completes, and apply it to a pathfinder base class? What about races?

Thanks

[subject42]

Pathfinder / 3.5 handbook.

[bartman]

well, i guess that's what i get for not looking closely enough first

completely missed that one

Thank you good sir

[Kaiyanwang]

Hey

I was wondering, without going into too much detail so as to avoid thread and legal issues

Legal issues? 3.5 D&D SRD and Pathfinder Reference Document are both free.

[bartman]

yes but some things are not covered by SRD's...


basic CYA...

[subject42]

Saph hasn't posted anything about it yet, so you might want to mosey over to www.pathfindersrd.com and look at some of the advanced playtest stuff. There are a few new classes that cover some of the roles met by non-core D&D classes with a different flavor.

[Eloi]

Legal issues? 3.5 D&D SRD and Pathfinder Reference Document are both free.

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