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But that makes no sense...PF2E IS the errata for 1E. Took 600+ pages to fix it! ;)

No that's not what I meant (my intent was "exclude myself" not someone else excluding me, I think this is a great and inclusive game); my comment was aimed at other posters who said this sounds like a game for which they are "not the target audience." My point is....don't sell yourself short...

In defense of straight males in gaming I think this game sounds entertaining and not sure why I'd be excluded exclude myself from playing it....it sounds like an entertaining RP challenge!

Best news! I'll keep an eye out for it, ordering it the moment I see it.

Between 1980 and 1984 I got into, in rough order: Gamma World D&D (first basic then AD&D) Traveller The Fantasy Trip Tunnels & Trolls Runequest Arduin Adventure Call of Cthulhu Palladium Fantasy The Mechanoids Ysgarth Boot Hill Top Secret Star Frontiers There were others....games I don't even...

Pathfinder is a book full of options (2000+ options) but I would not consider it difficult. It's extremely processual with the most consistent, predictive math I've seen in an RPG since GURPS.

Still hoping a premium version of M-Space will be available in print in the US at some point (like the one available overseas, not the cheap quality lulu edition).

I think I need to pick up Vaesen.

It is a five minute activity in PF2E. I am not sure where the confusion on the healing rules are coming from. In-game can take longer, as healing has some mechanical impact in terms of how often you can treat wounds and such, but in terms of play time it's a five minute activity.

I'm not even sure where this is coming from. Maybe hypothetically it's possible to spend forty minutes learning the rules while playing in the first couple of sessions as you adjust to the healing mechanics at first (and even then it didn't take that long for my group at the start, maybe ten...

All of these assessments sound a bit silly. I've been running PF2E twice a week since it came out and I think it was maybe 2-3 sessions at the most before we got over an initial learning curve slowdown, and the game runs incredibly smoothly. I have completed one campaign from level 1-20 with me...

My predictions: It's going to be Spelljammer, Dark Sun and Greyhawk. I would never ordinarily think Greyhawk, but there's a strong trend toward retro nostalgia that permeates everything and I can see Greyhawk suddenly benefiting from it. If Greyhawk doesn't get an official book, it will get a...

This made my day, I have been wishing there was a Batman RPG (contemporary and on the market) for a while now. And I am a D20 system fan in all its incarnations, so count me in.

These articles are really making me want to go play 3rd edition again.

I'm in! Definitely backing this.

I sort of feel that way too, but my players seem to use the hero points more strategically to make re-rolls on the things they really want to accomplish. I've only seen one use of a hero point to stabilize in the last year....my assumption is because in most cases, if the group is playing...

In a year where all conventions are cancelled, most game stores are in lockdown, and everyone is looking for ways to keep busy at home....I'd say this is a smart thing they are doing.

Absolutely, it does the same job quite well of providing a low level introduction to SF.

It's more like "Halo, or Destiny, but also with fantasy stuff." Starfinder is a strange mix, but it accomplishes its extremely specific blend of Scifi and fantasy really well (for the most part).

Nope. I've been running PF2 twice weekly and have not had a TPK yet (but came close twice). We have had a few deaths, and one "drag the corpse to the temple to get resurrected" situation. Really, if the party isn't planning carefully, it only takes a downed PC at an inopportune time/location to...