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Even in a party with Medicine. Battle Medic is once a day (Treat Wounds in combat). And Treat Wounds is once an hour, technically 70 minutes as you need 10 minutes to treat again in the 2nd hour. So don't let them have over an hour to rest and Medicine isn't helping much. BTW, I am reading...

Two, Abomination Vaults and Fist of the Ruby Phoenix. The first one is 1-10 or 11 and the second is 11-20. The first one starts in January.

It is really easy to set up an encounter. You have an XP budget based on how difficult you want the encounter to be. So an Extreme encounter for the characters level has 160 XP, and a Trivial would have 40 or less. A creature of the parties level costs 40 XP. So basically one creature of the...

It is definitely easier to prep than PF1, but it is hard to say how much right now as I have added getting everything into the VTT to my prep time.

There was a whole panel on the Kingamker products which are all still Late 2020 releases. No firm date yet. The Bestiaries aren’t true bestiaries. More like all the information you need to run the Kingmaker AP in PF1 or 5e. You will of course still need the 2e book to run it.

That sounds really complicated, but hey man you do you! :D

Really it is a 3 action and 1 reaction system. Everyone gets a reaction every turn, but since the triggers are specific you may not have it go off. It can also be very interesting, because you only have one reaction per turn. Do I make the attack of Opportunity or do I save it for the Shield...

So technically you can use two actions to set up a reaction at anytime with a ready. So for things you aren't as good at you can prepare one. Otherwise, I think of reactions as things you are so good at that with the proper trigger you can do it without spending an action.

Also known as Jason Buhlman wrote it.

Still only have Late 2020 for the release date. They think they will have a better date by GenCon.

I thought they meant swingy in that the DC at level 1 will be around 16 and at level 20 will be around 35. So they will be quite the range across the adventure. Subtracting level would give you 15ish across the entire campaign though. Cuz yep it is pretty easy to remove that level increase.

As with the 5e bestiary, the PF1 Bestiary is really still going to require the PF2 Adventure to use. So I expect it is more get a PF2 product into the hands of PF1 and 5e players then a long term strategy to support multiple systems.

For PF2 the DCs are going to have a pretty big swing, however you can just subtract the level of the encounter from everything to have more of a bounded accuracy effect.

As long as it you don't try to sell it, the Community Use Policy would allow it.

Most of the books from the crowdfunding campaign will be available in stores when it releases. Minus of course the Exclusive Addons.

You need the main book for the adventure and then the 5e Bestiary to replace the encounters in the adventure. EDIT: And other things as well it isn't just the encounters.

I will say it is probably too early to know where this edition will end up. 9 months is really not that much time to get an idea of where the system will end up. 4e for example was still ahead of PF, 9 months after it was released. PF1's big explosion started after the APG was released. Not that...

Yep I think there is a misconception that most games explode quickly now thanks to both PF1 and 5e. And PF1 didn't explode as fast as we remember the APG was really the turning point. Most games when they release a new edition adopt slowly as people are able to make the characters that they want...

yea the numbers are really confusing on what daily sales are between the different estimators. I saw one yesterday that had 108 as 32 books a day, and this one you have has 500 I really have no idea which one is right.

This is all really proving the point, 2e was bleeding players so a new edition was done to try to stop the hemorrhaging (financial decision). 4e was a financial decision, and at this point I think we can say a bad one. 5e was again a financial decision to bring people back to D&D. PF1 was...