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As the subject title states, and I'm kind of at a loss and would like some suggestions. My group consists of veterans from the 3.5 era, but a couple new to Pathfinder, yet that's not the problem. Whenever combat isn't happening getting the players to make a decision on what their characters want to do is killing the pace of the game. If I give them more than one adventure hook they freeze up like deer in headlights, yet they insist that they want options. Even asking what their characters are going to do when they are in a town I get blank expressions. We can play for 5 hours with maybe two being productive and the other three is me eventually having to lead them by the hand. Even from asking "What do you want to do?" to saying "Do you want to do (x,y, or z)?" I get the same look. It's gotten to the point where I'm not really wanting to play anymore. Does anyone have any advice on how to fix this problem?

Been DMing for far too long and want to be on the other side of the screen again. I'm a male in my mid thirties and been gaming for 25 years. I've been in games with ages ranged from 15-60, so I'm comfortable with any age group. Prefer something on Saturday nights, but I can be flexible.

I've found the rules on crafting magic items and making existing ones rather contradictory. For instance, in the Pathfinder Core book, the Cloak of the Montebank has a base value of 10080gp, however if you use the rules on making magic items, doing the same thing would be 12900gp? I've used the same formula with the Horn of Blasting and came dead on, and yet looking at some like the Harp of Charming, Horn of Blasting, etc... have been thousands of gold cheaper than they should by using the creation rules. Most of my issues seem to come from the wondrous item section. There are some items that myself and my players would like to create but we're all flaberghasted by the rules. Anyone have any good insight or clarification to these rules that could help us out?

Has anyone tried to Use Sean K Reynolds feat point system in Pathfinder?
http://www.seankreynolds.com/rpgfiles/misc/featpointsystem.html
If so I'd definately like to see the progress on how it's worked for you

I have a player in my group wanting to sort of continue a "lineage" of characters from a previous campaign. Years ago the PC had a 1/2 fey (3.5) human character that ended up marrying an NPC elf. Now that I'm starting a new campaign in the same setting around 30 years after the previous events, this PC is wanting to play as one of the aforementioned's character's children. I'm just trying to figure out how to make a balanced race out of that, like what to use and tweak to keep it a balanced race in line with the core PF races? I was thinking of just tweaking the half elf, but not sure where to start really? any suggestions would be appreciated.

Would this feat be balanced to convert to pathfinder? If so, how/if would it interact with the bards versatile performance ability? This feat comes from the complete adventurer page 112. Any thoughts?