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Justice and Rule reacted to The-Magic-Sword's post in the thread Pathfinder 2E I played my first PF2e game this week. Here's why I'm less inclined to play again. with
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I will say, I disagree, I know they're meta in other similar games, but I find that it's no great loss to skip out on some spells for... -
Justice and Rule reacted to The-Magic-Sword's post in the thread Pathfinder 2E I played my first PF2e game this week. Here's why I'm less inclined to play again. with Like.
Notably, as you progress along the learning curve, the element of luck they're discussing doesn't persist. Speaking from experience, my...
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Justice and Rule reacted to Staffan's post in the thread Pathfinder 2E I played my first PF2e game this week. Here's why I'm less inclined to play again. with Like.
I think the 3-action economy is basically a good idea, for things like "Raise shield, Stride, Strike" or "Recall Knowledge, Cast spell."...
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Justice and Rule reacted to The-Magic-Sword's post in the thread Pathfinder 2E I played my first PF2e game this week. Here's why I'm less inclined to play again. with Like.
You don't need a mystery or a gm designated investigation to pursue a lead. The strategic strike feature brings you up over a class...
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Justice and Rule reacted to Thomas Shey's post in the thread Pathfinder 2E I played my first PF2e game this week. Here's why I'm less inclined to play again. with Like.
Different people are going to like different things. The 3-action economy felt like a good process once I got used to it, and I know...
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Justice and Rule reacted to doctorhook's post in the thread Paizo Ends Pathfinder Adventure Path Softcovers, Switching to Quarterly Model with Like.
How do they define “recreational books”? Most RPG books have more in common with a college textbook than a novel: large size, lots of...
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Justice and Rule reacted to Retreater's post in the thread Paizo Ends Pathfinder Adventure Path Softcovers, Switching to Quarterly Model with Like.
Hmmm. I'm struggling to find something negative to say about this change - and that's something coming from me.
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Justice and Rule reacted to Dire Bare's post in the thread Paizo Ends Pathfinder Adventure Path Softcovers, Switching to Quarterly Model with Like.
Well, we are talking the Adventure Paths, not stand-alone modules. You could, of course, just go with #4 out of a 6-part series . . ...
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Justice and Rule reacted to Reynard's post in the thread Paizo Ends Pathfinder Adventure Path Softcovers, Switching to Quarterly Model with Like.
Something else that this may do: perhaps these adventures will be more cohesive and built with more internal consistency -- at least 3...
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Justice and Rule reacted to payn's post in the thread Paizo Ends Pathfinder Adventure Path Softcovers, Switching to Quarterly Model with Like.
Minimum of 256 page count and likely higher. You get the free PDF and VTT module discount as well. I know this is a matter of opinion...
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Justice and Rule reacted to payn's post in the thread Paizo Ends Pathfinder Adventure Path Softcovers, Switching to Quarterly Model with Like.
Folks often look at one lump sum and figure that the limit without any context. The starter set was a good one with people balking that...
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Justice and Rule reacted to SpellObjectEnthusiast's post in the thread Pathfinder 2E Exploration Mode, a few years later with Like.
Party is entering into an power plant which has gone dark. They know a Necromancer is behind the situation. Gunslinger, Rogue...
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Justice and Rule reacted to Velderan's post in the thread Paizo Ends Pathfinder Adventure Path Softcovers, Switching to Quarterly Model with Like.
This is addressed in the blog if you take the time to read it..
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Justice and Rule reacted to payn's post in the thread Pathfinder 2E I played my first PF2e game this week. Here's why I'm less inclined to play again. with Like.
PFS during PF1 era anyway, was 4 hour windows. I think thats what you want, or at least it is if you are tossing inventors at newbs.
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Justice and Rule reacted to Staffan's post in the thread Pathfinder 2E I played my first PF2e game this week. Here's why I'm less inclined to play again. with Like.
The issues with PF1 were much the same as the ones with 3.5e, so it makes sense that the solutions would have similarities in common but...