The first thing....
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Dungeons & Dragons
@MrMonsterGuy18 Mutants & Masterminds sounds... familiar. Can you be any sort of hero? Like, aliens, cyborgs, metahumans, all sorts of types?
@MrMonsterGuy18 Mutants & Masterminds sounds... familiar. Can you be any sort of hero? Like, aliens, cyborgs, metahumans, all sorts of types?
Pathfinder
Yes you can Gamer, in fact my first character was a mage (who got the Magic power banned in session two). The entire thing is a point but system, so a secret agent has the same amount of points as the fire throwing mutant, just the mutant has to spend more points on powers, and since the secret agent (whom I’ll call Bond) doesn’t need to buy powers, Bond will have a lot more Skills and higher Attributes. The amount of points depends on what level you are basically (I don’t remember the proper term for it), and the game recommend starting at ten (cap is twenty).
Yes you can Gamer, in fact my first character was a mage (who got the Magic power banned in session two). The entire thing is a point but system, so a secret agent has the same amount of points as the fire throwing mutant, just the mutant has to spend more points on powers, and since the secret agent (whom I’ll call Bond) doesn’t need to buy powers, Bond will have a lot more Skills and higher Attributes. The amount of points depends on what level you are basically (I don’t remember the proper term for it), and the game recommend starting at ten (cap is twenty).
Path of Exile
I've DEFINITELY seen that before
It was awesome, as my recollection goes! I've never played Pathfinder, but I've heard good things.
I've DEFINITELY seen that before
It was awesome, as my recollection goes! I've never played Pathfinder, but I've heard good things.
League of Legends
I prefer Pathfinder to D&D, and 3.5 D&D is one of my favorite ttrpg systems ever
I prefer Pathfinder to D&D, and 3.5 D&D is one of my favorite ttrpg systems ever
MOBA.
That's what I've heard - for people who liked 3.5, Pathfinder was their dream follow-on. One of my favourite 3.5 D&D books was the Book of Nine Swords - for me that made melee characters interesting again. I loved the Warblade class.
That's what I've heard - for people who liked 3.5, Pathfinder was their dream follow-on. One of my favourite 3.5 D&D books was the Book of Nine Swords - for me that made melee characters interesting again. I loved the Warblade class.
MBA
Tome of Battle make melee character worth existing to me. Warblade was also my favorite.Two pathfinder class, the Magus and the War Priest, are similar to stuff out of Tome of Battle, both get spellcasting up to 6th level, magus can enchant their weapon so a minute and get an extra free attack using a spell through a melee weapon . Warpriest get to buff their damage dice and add small buffs to their weapon, but overall are worse than Magus, better than fighters and paladins
Tome of Battle make melee character worth existing to me. Warblade was also my favorite.Two pathfinder class, the Magus and the War Priest, are similar to stuff out of Tome of Battle, both get spellcasting up to 6th level, magus can enchant their weapon so a minute and get an extra free attack using a spell through a melee weapon . Warpriest get to buff their damage dice and add small buffs to their weapon, but overall are worse than Magus, better than fighters and paladins
NBA.
Yeeeeeah Its nice to know someone else appreciated that book! All three classes were pretty cool, and I really liked the whole vibe of ToB - it felt like there was some mythology that tied it all together, that could easily be slotted into a campaign.
Yeeeeeah
Its nice to know someone else appreciated that book! All three classes were pretty cool, and I really liked the whole vibe of ToB - it felt like there was some mythology that tied it all together, that could easily be slotted into a campaign.
NFL
Yeah, the mythology was nice, and wasn’t to hard to remove or change if you wanted. I know that books gets a lot of hate, but it did something different with martial characters then just make them spellcaster, and that’s the main reason I like the classes, they’re versatile non-spellcasters
Yeah, the mythology was nice, and wasn’t to hard to remove or change if you wanted. I know that books gets a lot of hate, but it did something different with martial characters then just make them spellcaster, and that’s the main reason I like the classes, they’re versatile non-spellcasters
NHL.
Exactly! you suddenly had more options than just “hit stuff”, and it was interesting stuff too!
Exactly!
you suddenly had more options than just “hit stuff”, and it was interesting stuff too!
Mighty Ducks
Yes, except for the things like “hit stuff for 100 fire damage” which you can ignore
Yes, except for the things like “hit stuff for 100 fire damage” which you can ignore
Emilio Estevez.
Well yeah my favourite school was the Iron Heart - I found that interesting and useful.
Well yeah
my favourite school was the Iron Heart - I found that interesting and useful.
Emilia Earhart (hope I spelled that right)
Yeah, I’ve never actually played a ToB class, so I can’t say which is my favorite
Yeah, I’ve never actually played a ToB class, so I can’t say which is my favorite
Mysterious Disappearances
Ah, my bro and I played a mini campaign where he DM'd and I played a Warblade. It was a lot of fun
Ah, my bro and I played a mini campaign where he DM'd and I played a Warblade. It was a lot of fun
Homocide
Ah, I’ve only ran a mini campaign once with my gf to teach her the pathfinder rules
Ah, I’ve only ran a mini campaign once with my gf to teach her the pathfinder rules
Pesticide.
Ah fair enough I'm not super in with the D&D community; do you know what the overall opinion seems to be on 5E?
Ah fair enough
I'm not super in with the D&D community; do you know what the overall opinion seems to be on 5E?
PlantSim
5E is looked pretty well upon, only 4th and a few certain books are not well liked, but even then they have their followers
5E is looked pretty well upon, only 4th and a few certain books are not well liked, but even then they have their followers
SimAnt
Cool Yeah, I've only played a large amount of 4E, and that little bit of 3.5E I mentioned. But, putting together some character sheets for 5E it seems pretty straightforward, and neat.
Cool
Yeah, I've only played a large amount of 4E, and that little bit of 3.5E I mentioned. But, putting together some character sheets for 5E it seems pretty straightforward, and neat.