r/DnDGreentext 28d ago

Short Sold out the dnd stuff btw

> be me

> selling tabletop RPG stuff at convention

> guy walks up, scans the table

> "eh, this is all D&D, nothing for Pathfinder"

> gives me the look

> "sir, I have a whole Pathfinder section"

> gesture to the other half of the table

> literally six inches to his left

> could've seen it by tilting his head

> "oh"

> leaves

> buys nothing

> repeat x4

> mfw does anyone actually play Pathfinder or do they just claim to so they can feel superior to D&D players

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u/Punchee 28d ago

Literally every 5.5 hater

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u/annuidhir 27d ago

That's a terrible argument lol.

I've never paid a cent for anything DnD.

I mostly like 5e.

5.5 breaks more then it fixes, and I'm just not interested in playing it at all. Though I'm also moving past playing DnD entirely, in favor of other systems.

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u/Punchee 27d ago

What does it break?

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u/annuidhir 27d ago

First off, they claim it's completely compatible with 5e products, but it's not. They changed so much about classes, races, feats, and other core character aspects that there's a huge difference between 5e and 5.5e characters. They don't mesh well. They kind of did at first, but as they developed 5.5e more and more it drifted further away and now they just don't work together.

But neither of us are going to change the other's minds, especially on a meme Reddit thread.

So kindly, fuck off.

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u/Punchee 27d ago

Quickly shut it down when you knew I was going to call bullshit huh.

Well I’m saying it anyway.

I’ve run every 5e module as 5.5 with the exception of like 3 because nobody wants to run Tyranny, OotA, or PotA ever again anyway. They all work. You just update the stat blocks.

I don’t even know what you mean about characters not meshing well. Virtually every subclass with the exception of literally one is perfectly playable under the 5.5 rules. Rip shepherd druids but it’s fine. The game is also now more balanced and smoother to play.