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I would recommend getting the basic box as a PDF on here first as a cheap alternative. If you like it actually by the physical set. That's what I did mainly for the map and pawns. But you can print off the pawns from the PDF if you need extras.

The basic box comes with two books one mainly walks you through how to create your PCs stripping down most of the spells and feats to a few basic ones to keep generation time quick and keep the rules less complicated than needing to know how various spells work.

The second book is your adventure book/dm guide that teaches you how or run an adventure and gives you the start one one. Plus you can pick up some freebies on here to expand on it a little.

The PDF doesn't have the dice of course. And the character sheets are a simplified version but for just getting to know RPGs or to start a quick game I think it's worth the cost. We've moved to using full character sheets but for the most part use the basic rules as we don't have a lot of time for the core rule book which I have. We just pull extra feats and spells from it usually.

I've been there plenty of times. It may even be the cause of my next divorce lol. No seriously it is wonderful place and they have a few people but I can never seem to find Pathfinder players at least on my availability.

I'm trying to find a game that has space for two new players. In the Fort Knox, Radcliff, Elizabethtown, Brandenburg or even Louisville areas. Sunday, Monday or Tuesday nights preferably.

The small group I play with uses the Beginner Box to start off. We use the Corebook, mainly just for extra spells, gear, feats etc. But for the most part I think the BB is as basic as you need. There are a lot of questions and I have a good amount of the books I've purchased as PDFs so I can quickly look up information on my ipad which works well for us.

But ultimately it allows us to get up and running pretty quickly from nothing at all as we have about 3 different games going because it depends on who shows up. The regulars don't want to get to far ahead of our less regular players.

It also has allowed us to all "start fresh" as we are coming from D&D from years ago.

New Pathfinder player, the problem is I'm in the same boat as SgtAJ above, as there doesn't seem to be a lot of people playing around here. I'm near Fort Knox, and I know we have Hard Knox Games near by, but I guess it's more of a timing issue because I can never seem to catch any pathfinder players, yet I've talked to the store owners and he assures me there are some. So if anyone is near Fort Knox/Louisville I'm looking.

I'm trying to find out if there is a list of Pathfinder "official dieties" I'm fairly new to Pathfinder but enjoying it and trying to switch everything to Pathfinder only sources and this is something I haven't been able to find.