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Question, I'm trying to decide what to play. Should I base my decision on the Campaign RPG that will be ready next year? Will our characters convert to the new rules in whatever form they start in? For instance, if I start a bard now using 3.5 rules, in a year will I just 'transform' him into a Pathfinder RPG bard? Same with races, will the race abilities be changed to the Pathfinder stats?

Joshua J. Frost |

Characters do NOT retire after the first year.
Characters retire at 12th level. The highest you could possibly be in the first year is level 9.
We won't give much thought to the exact nature of the character modifications that'll need to happen August 2009--we'll start on that about the time Jason finalizes the Beta rules into the final PRPG rules.

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Characters do NOT retire after the first year.
Characters retire at 12th level. The highest you could possibly be in the first year is level 9.
We won't give much thought to the exact nature of the character modifications that'll need to happen August 2009--we'll start on that about the time Jason finalizes the Beta rules into the final PRPG rules.
So I take that to mean a conversion will definitely be taking place for the characters we progress? So this whole year 0 will not be for nothing for our characters?

Bray Abbitt |
Characters do NOT retire after the first year.
Characters retire at 12th level. The highest you could possibly be in the first year is level 9.
We won't give much thought to the exact nature of the character modifications that'll need to happen August 2009--we'll start on that about the time Jason finalizes the Beta rules into the final PRPG rules.
[Nitpicky]Shouldn't that be 10th level? 28 scenarios means you could ADVANCE 9 levels (with one scenario left over) Thus ending at 10th[/Nitpicky]