I fail to see how the second part follows from the first. Pizza is great.
Oh? My cousin has invited me to make a character for a campaign he is DMing, it's my first time in a table top game.
It is now how this works? Good, great in fact. So what is your preferred edition?
Alright, surprise but we haven't decided on an edition yet which is why I'm getting you to make our decision for us. ^_^
o. well. either this is a trap or its legit, either way Id still recommend Pathfinder. Its just better in every way. 4th edition sucked giant donkey balls then 5th came along and tried to clean it up. Imagine cleaning up spilled spaghetti sauce with a sponge. Thats what 5th was like to 4th. If you want to use actual D&D instead of Pathfider (as D&D was made by Wizards of the Coast and Pathfinder by Paizo [Pathfinder is a form of D&D created by a lot of DMs using house rules to make the game better]), then Id go with 3.5
Good information, I have been wondering what the hell Pathfinder was since my knowledge of DnD settings comes from the novels and I hadn't seen a Pathfinder book before.
Id be glad to run a D&D game for you if you wanted. I have a client that creates a virtual tabletop that I like to use. Have about five player keys for it and my DM key. I'd invite Aza but its rude to invite people to play in another tabletop when they are already in one.
I coaxed myself into my own trick, that's how good I am.
For standard D&D, yes its the one most people like. And yes, Pathfinder was designed around 3.5, taking thousands of DMs' house rules and making a system that didnt suck ass (because lets face it, 3.5 had a lot of issues)
