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3.5 vs. Pathfinder

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RKeenJr

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I have a question....

Is it easier to input data into the pathfinder system in Hero Lab than 3.5? I notice that most of the instructions that I have found pretain to entering them into Pathfinder and not 3.5.

I am learning how to enter information and if it is easier to do so in Pathfinder that is what I wish to do.

Thanks for all your input!
Rick
 
Both systems are very similar, so I dont think it would matter. I guess it would depend on what system the information is for. The 2 systems are not compatable so if you want to use the same information in each you would need to enter it in both places.
 
I think what confused me was that the Eberron 3.5 class Artificer was recreated in a 3rd party book (Tomb of Secrets) for Pathfinder. It in turn were entered into HL's Pathfinder system and posted to d20pfsrd.com.

I also found a post giving instruction on how to enter a Warforged and found that it also was for the Pathfinder system.

It just appeared to me that everyone was entering Eberron data into the Pathfinder system instead of 3.5.

I will continue to enter the data into 3.5 as I need it.


Thank you for help,
Rick
 
My two cents: go to paizo.com and download the 3.5 to Pathfinder conversion guide if you don't already have it. It should still be a free download and will tell you everything that changed between these editions of the game. I found that pdf as an invaluable tool when I first started working with Pathfinder and now it has become second nature to me.
 
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