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but that's the best part! or so i've been told, anyway...

don't even wanna touch dragon smart? ok. i see how it is.

yeah, i was going to ask if we'd be able to manually put in custom content (e.g. heritages, classes, etc.) onto characters.

PF2e: Party out of prison. Done(?)

...uh. yeah. i agree.

this is really nicely written. well, i mean, thulians can seemingly subsist on less food then humans while sunaya can speak to birds, according to those entries. i guess humans could do the latter with magic, but the text implies it's an innate ability, not a spell. that said, i'd expect those...

i noticed on the champion, at least

not by much, though.

honestly im thinking of just replacing the choice entirely with an ability that adds your RHP value to saves while raging. it's simpler and will matter a lot more often then the int/wis/cha option while being less busted then evasion.

oh, no, the bolded is 100% a trap option. int/wis/cha saves that deal half damage on a success practically don't exist. it will rarely if ever proc.

i mean, they share the same design space and represent the same thing, yes, but they still work fairly differently. i mean...kind of? i compared them to o5e subraces because they're typically more biological or physical then cultural, but i guess subraces and cultures fill a similar design...

i mean, the difference there is "ancestral feat" is its own entire category of feat, and you get ancestral feats specifically (on top of whatever other feats you'd normally get, like class/skill/general/etc) at 1st level and every 4 levels thereafter (or even more commonly then that with the...

on top of what @CreamCloud0 said, "could be eliminated" is a pointless phrase. i "could eliminate" any number of mechanics, from backgrounds, to feats, to even classes. that doesn't mean i should, or that doing so would improve anything. also - you see these as "extremely limited mechanics that...

i mean, again, if i wanted a game where races had no mechanics, i wouldn't play D&D (or a D&D-like). okay...but those races still have mechanical elements to differentiate each other. how does this support your point?

yo dog, i heard you liked companions, so we gave your companion a companion, so you can command a companion while you command a companion

can you give an example? im having a hard time visualizing this in my mind.

now im going to tell you everything EXCEPT what your character DOES know out of spite ;)

...oh, god. do i resist the urge to splurge so much for a picture, or do i make my wallet want to stab me to death in my sleep?

the shields and armored trait seem different from what's in the book and the starship builder. are those mistakes or changes coming with the proofread release?