Pathfinder/Pathfinder vs DnD

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Higher Levels

Pathfinder goes up to level 30, DND goes up to level 20.

Pathfinder Monster ACs can be much higher. DnD tends to flatten the attack values.

Critical/Fumble

Pathfinder. The Degrees of Success in Pathfinder are different. A roll of 10 over DC is considered a critical success. A roll of 10 under DC is considered a critical fail (fumble).

Flanking

+2 flanking bonus

"When making a melee attack, you get a +2 flanking bonus if your opponent is threatened by another enemy character or creature on its opposite border or opposite corner."

Action Economy

Pathfinder uses a 3 action per turn mechanic. DnD uses a Move/Action/Bonus Action mechanic.

Pathfinder characters take a -5 penalty to each successive attack in a round

Saving Throws

Pathfinder has three saving throws: Fortitude, Reflex and Will

Advantage/Disadvantage

Pathfinder has no Advantage/Disadvantage mechanic. Status effects inflict numeric penalties

Diagonal Movement

Pathfinder has a diagonal movement penalty (geometry is real). DnD has free movement through diagonals.

Feats, Feats, Feats

Feats are big important character advancement mechanic in Pathfinder

Cleaving Finish

A feat

When you strike down an opponent, you can continue your swing into another target.

Refs

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