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I'm still pretty new to Pathfinder/DnD 3.5. Just wondering, after 20th level (that's the max level, right?) Do you keep going past it or just ditch 'em and start a new character or what?

FeatherBoost wrote:

Wow, thanks! I never knew people like you guys were this friendly here. Much appreciated!

This is the best online community I have been a part of. Really helpful, and knowledgeable members here with a wealth of information. I learn something new almost every time I come here.

And we usually love questions from new players. This forum is one of the best parts of Pathfinder so ask away!

That's really great to know, I truly appreciate it. I'm glad I found this place. Thanks so much again!

I have a question about the Beginner Box. Does it include solitaire adventures? The problem is that I live in a remote area with no one to play with, so I'm looking to PBP (Play-By-Post) online. I have Wrath of Ashardalon, which is a DnD board game that allows me to play solitaire.

Wow, thanks! I never knew people like you guys were this friendly here. Much appreciated!

Aside from the books and the Pathfinder SRD online, does anyone know if there's an idiot's guide to Pathfinder for noobs? I'm having a difficulty trying to understand the rules.

I brought WIS from 15 down to 13 and now it's 15 pts total. I still don't fully understand how it works, but thanks though!

FeatherBoost wrote:

I'm completely new to Pathfinder and I have not even touched DnD 3.5. I first played DnD 2nd Edition when I was a kid, but that was decades ago. Now I feel like a complete noob. Anyway, I have questions on the ability scores.

To start, I chose the Purchase method with the Standard Fantasy (15 points.) I inputted Str 10, Dex 15, Con 13, Int 10, Wis 15, Cha 12 on the character sheet. Did I do it right so far? If so, my question is how do I apply the Ability Score Costs to it? Much thanks, guys.

I love this little tool:

http://tools.digitalightbulb.com/pbcalc.html

Hmm, wonder if it's off, cause it's showing that you spent 19 points there, not 15.

<ponder>

<kicks computer>

Dude, this is a great tool! But you're right, I tried it myself and it came up 19. Hmm, I wonder how I can make it go back down to 15.

I'm completely new to Pathfinder and I have not even touched DnD 3.5. I first played DnD 2nd Edition when I was a kid, but that was decades ago. Now I feel like a complete noob. Anyway, I have questions on the ability scores.

To start, I chose the Purchase method with the Standard Fantasy (15 points.) I inputted Str 10, Dex 15, Con 13, Int 10, Wis 15, Cha 12 on the character sheet. Did I do it right so far? If so, my question is how do I apply the Ability Score Costs to it? Much thanks, guys.