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How different is this from the first edition version?
And a big yes from me. It's the biggest missing part from pathfinder on my opinion.
As the guy who asked the original question I am still amazed how good this thread has been. Thanks for everybody who has responded. In case you are interested I decided to keep playing dnd with my friends. None are Christian but can be spiritual. I do stay away from the demon and devil stuff. Have a great weekend whether you are a believer or not.
I would like to thank everybOdy especially John McCoy ( I wasn't expected a gaming company president to reply). All the comments have been excellent and I am going to add some good old fashioned moral quandaries the next time I DM.
I forgot to say God bless you all, and I really mean it
I do get kind of worried that comments by invisible kirkergaarde are correct, but why is he on pathfinder message boards. I thank you all for your comments. In common sense I will keep with my secular group and keep all characters evil free and pg 13 violence. Devils will be reskinned as nasty creatures- there are millions of monsters anyway. I like the moral choices too . My mind is a little more at ease and it good to see religious types, including pastors play.
Thanks for all the feedback. I will read them in detail later
I am a big fan of d&d and pathfinder but some in my church find that RPGs are dangerous. How do other Christians respond to this or are these two issues non compatible? I would love to hear the community's thoughts on the matter! Also happy thanksgiving to the USA ! Thanks
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