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We've just created a six 15 point player party consisting of:

Fighter
Ranger
Monk
Cavalier
Sorcerer
Bard

The bard does not plan to be into healing so we have no healer

The cavalier isn't sure whether he will stick with this class. I'm trying to persuade him to be a cleric (a kick arse Nordic dwarf cleric to be precise)

Will they all die without a healer, or will potions and healing from Jhod Kavkin get them through?

I guess if they die they might reconsider :)

I'm new to PF and getting ready to play. I bought a PDF of the GM screen, but I have decided to make one of my own - landscape, with images of my choice on the players' side :)

I'm wondering - if you were do this, what bits of the rules would you put on the GM side? What do you find you need to refer to the most? I suspect answers will differ, depending on the type of game you play.

Thanks

I've GMed DnD 3.5 and 4th ed, and I thought I'd try PF. To get started, do I only need the core rules and the Beastiary?

I was thinking of playing some modules to start with, and then we can decide whether to embark on an adventure path. Would it be useful to also get the main campaign setting book?

I'm happy to use the PDFs, so it's not an expensive process :)

Thanks