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Douglas Berry ([personal profile] gridlore) wrote2022-07-06 07:47 pm
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Pathfinder for Savage Worlds, a review that references my favorite candy.

Pathfinder® for Savage Worlds Core RulesPathfinder® for Savage Worlds Core Rules by Jason Bulmahn

My rating: 5 of 5 stars


Remember those old commercials for Reese's Peanut Butter Cups? "You got your chocolate in my peanut butter! You got your peanut butter on my chocolate!"

That's what this is, a perfect marriage of the epic high fantasy of Pathfinder with the more streamlined and grittier rules of Savage Worlds: Adventurers Edition. Classes are replaced by archetypes that mimic the classic character classes that you can choose to use or customize as you will. Combat is far more dangerous now that it is not simply a whittling contest to see who loses hit points first. Heroes can die just as fast as a spear carrier. This creates far more tactical thinking, and running away to fight again becomes an option. Magic is simpler and potentially more devastating.

It's not a huge book but has what you need to begin your adventures around Gorlarion and the Inner Sea. It's a great build that elevates both games' ideas while compromising neithers' essential feel.



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