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3e/3.5: Historical curiosity concerning the math.

Started by beejazz, January 24, 2013, 01:39:09 PM

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Kaelik

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February 26, 2013, 11:14:39 AM
Quote from: Benoist;624193Hi, Lord Mistborn.

Sockpuppets are not allowed on the site, especially for users who have been previously banned.

I'm not sure what evidence you have, but I'm pretty sure Mistborn has literally no knowledge about pre-3e D&D, and therefore could not have accurately noticed changes.

Lots of stupid people do that stupid image macro thing.
Quote from: FrankTrollmanReally, the only thing the "my character can beat up your character" challenges ever do by presenting a clear and unambiguous beat down is to have the loser drop of the thread and pretend the challenge never happened.

Doom

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February 26, 2013, 12:25:10 PM
Quote from: Garnfellow;621913I've been running a Pathfinder Beginner Box game, which has neither AoOs nor iterative attacks, and the results have been revelatory. The fights have been much more fun and dynamic. To say nothing of faster.

The Beginner Box is awesome, but you're not going to have iterative attacks in "normal" Pathfinder at levels 1-3 anyway.
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A nice education blog.
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