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I run PF2E and loosely adopt this approach for the 4 tier of success: Critical failure: No and Failure: No but Success: yes but Critical success: yes and

I mean I love the changes, I'm getting extra dragons, but I can still use the old ones? Remakes of new classes, but if I don't like them I can stick with the old one? And these new changes will be online for free, alongside the current rules? Sounds like a winner to me. I mean Paizo could...

I'm excited and curious. Which is good. Paizo has always said that the CRB, Bestiary, APG and GMG are the core 4 books of PF2E, so replacing them with the 4 new books for me isn't a biggie, and will help as my players are reluctant to buy the CRB just for the player stuff, so if they now just...

I think this part is bang on the money, its why they need Picard's corpse not his positronic body and also they need Jack, that syndrome is defintely key to something

I've a campaign I've been brewing for years set in the star wars universe, sadly I've not found a suitable system to use

They killed off Optimus Prime, never getting my trust back. Small step in the right direction though 😉 Until all are one(DnD? I hope not)

Oh agreed I don't think it's the most effective method, what you suggest are far better options, but something is better than nothing and it can create a snowball effect, if enough folk sign it might get picked up by more mainstream media than the coverage has garnered so far, the more noise we...

But they will listen to numbers, and if Ryan can act as a focal point and get those people to sign, then hopefully that will make a difference

So the group I'm a player in is a 5e campaign, I highly suspect that we will continue playing that, however the DM is tied into the DDB / ROLL20 estate so if anything changes regarding accessibility to either of those we may switch. The group I'm currently DM'ing for is PF2E and foundry. I'm...

Whatever you think of PF2E, the man has fine taste in whisky

I'm probably misunderstanding, but if you want to show your displeasure at WoTC I would have thought the best thing to do is support the companies who use the OGL and potentially would be impacted by this change?

I've not read yes, but reading the few reviews that are popping up, it very much seems like what's there is good, but it's missing a lot. I'm hoping this is not a trend of 5e pushing more into the hands of the DM to adjudicate and houserule, I get that's a big appeal of the core system...

Ah another bash PF2 thread (nice that this one is necro'ed not new though) I thought we'd gone too long without anyone having a dig.

Using foundry, I think it's fantastic and the PF2E Devs do an amazing job, it pretty much has everything I need. We mostly play F2F, and I run foundry on a horizontal TV for battlemaps and tracking combat, works so well and the bonus is for the times we can't make it in person it transfers...

I mean I'm pretty sure Paizo will let this slide, in fact I'd imagine they'll be pretty happy with any free publicity they get from this, and rightly so

So the free conversion module is stopping? So now you have the option of converting the pdf yourself, or paying extra for a more advanced official version (with I assume a decent level of support for bugs etc) While it sucks that you lose something you took advantage of, I don't believe the...

hmmmm hello April ;)

Triumph of the everyday man against overwhelming odds, finding happiness. All things come to an end, eras change and as for middle earth I thought it was a good ending, each to their own I guess

I've not read the 30 odd pages following this post as it pretty much hits the nail on the head for me. I'm all for hope and optimism in games and fiction, heck knows we need it right now, however hope and optimism does not equate to cutesy and fluffy. LoTR is one of the most uplifting stories...

I found Ted Lasso on Apple TV gave me the feel good factor