Dungeons and Dragons Online Reference

[Akamaz]

Click Here (http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=d20/article/srd35) for the Wizards of the coast free online DnD 3.5 core stuff

[The Widowed]

Thanks for providing this link, by the way. I don't have to bring my books to work anymore. :)

[Akamaz]

i sent a message to icy to ask for a sticky for this

[The Icy One]

Yay, I got to use my Mod powers.. how exciting it is when those chances come.. >>;

[The Widowed]

Can you use your mod powers to make me a CoH: PnP mod too, seeing as Blur hasn't logged on in about a year...? :D

[The Widowed]

Can you use your mod powers to make me a CoH: PnP mod too, seeing as Blur hasn't logged on in about a year...? :D
...like, really really soon?

[Akamaz]

ok, i found this system called pathfinder. some people refer to this as a streamlined dnd 3.3474 you may want to check it out, it uses the dnd d20 system with a few changes here and there.

http://www.d20pfsrd.com/

[Nerfed]

Cool. I've been wanting to check the system out since the left beta behind and released the hardcover, but I just don't have the income to waste on a game book that I can't even play at the moment...

From beta, I can recall some things being too streamlined and not approving... it seems like they went overboard and tried changing at least a little bit of everything and a lot of somethings. And some of the little bits seem like change for change's sake rather than actually improving the game. Its all well and good, I suppose, if you're playing Pathfinder exclusively, but I have a couple thousand dollars worth of 3.x sourcebooks and don't feel like changing all of that on the fly as I use it.