I’ll be the first to admit that I’m not the biggest fan of 5e. Most of the games I run or play in are 3.5/Pathfinder, and I prefer the character customization options in those editions over 5e, which primarily focuses on class abilities rather than feats or items and thus leads to less customization options compared to 3.5 or Pathfinder. […]
Learn More →Roleplaying is one of the most important parts of an RPG, particularly those of the tabletop variety. At its core, tabletop RPGs are about putting yourself into a role and determining what decision your character would make in a given situation. Although the topic of roleplaying is incredibly important and is something I will likely discuss in-depth in a future […]
Learn More →Our last couple of builds have been characters that are primarily control/damage hybrids, so this week, we’re going to focus more on the support role of combat and take a look at a build that I personally resonate a lot with: the Brewmaster. Character Concept The brewmaster is a master at brewing and consuming various concoctions of the alchemical and […]
Learn More →This week, we’re looking into a character based around the ugly-headed stepchild of 3.X/PF ranged weapons: the crossbow. Crossbows are in a weird place in 3.5 and Pathfinder because, for almost any character built with a ranged or archery focus, a bow is going to be better. Normal bows don’t have the reload speed of crossbows to deal with. They […]
Learn More →I’ve mentioned in a couple of places on this site that I’m primarily a D&D 3.5/Pathfinder fiend. I’ve played and GM’d other editions and other games on occasion, such as 5e and Savage Worlds, but I seem to always come back to Pathfinder. I think one of the main reasons for that is the fact that 3.5e, and Pathfinder in […]
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