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As one long-running (7+ years) campaign wraps up, we're planning to do the Pathfinder 2e Beginner Box next, then see what the group thinks. Either continue with PF2e or go back to 5e 2014. No plans to use the 2024 rules are this time. Other long-running 5e campaign has a while to go still, but...

Foundry works great on Apple silicon. Or you can pay for hosting like The Forge.

The Rules Lawyer has a great 3 part Guide to Foundry on YouTube, which is PF2e specific, and aimed at total beginners to Foundry.

The OGL thing caused me to look at other systems. After reading through and now playing PF2e for the past 2 years (while still playing in two long-running 5e campaigns), I can say that I'm (mostly) abandoning 5e because in all honesty, I think PF2e is a much better system. (I played in a PF1e...

Sure, 2e had plenty of "screw you" moments, but it had nothing on 1e. Got bit by a spider? (Or any number of poisonous beings...) If you fail your save, you're dead. Dead, dead.

I have Pool of Radiance for NES. Did a partial playthrough a while back. Still super fun!

I use #4 in your example and love them. I no longer use any other D4's.

Depends. Combat doesn't really matter, so especially if it's a crucial moment in the combat, I'll roll in the open. But for things like deception? Absolutely not.

Pretty high for me. 4 or 5. Why? Because for years they've been releasing half-baked products. Adventure paths that create tons of work for the DM, DM and setting guides that are light on truly useful information, etc. Outside of a few outliers, the quality just hasn't been there. Then there's...

Thanks for the reply. Dual-wielding isn't an option because I'm using a shield. I thought about keeping both and switching out depending on the circumstances, but story-wise that feels a bit cheesy. I think if he's going to use anything other than Goblin Render there needs to be a very good...

I have a Goblin Barbarian (Zealot) [I have the cert that allows goblin without Volo's counting as my +1]. For a while now he's been wielding Goblin Render (+1 Longsword that glows blue when within 20ft of a goblin - rumored to have slain many goblins). He doesn't know that it glows because he's...

Watch the first minute and a half of this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8yy3q9f84EA

I had never played organized play until a little over a year ago, and now it's all I play. I played with friend back in the day, but hadn't played for a long time. Just prior to 5e, I got invited to an online (Roll20) Pathfinder campaign, which I played for about a year. Then 5e came out, and a...

I can vouch for the Arcknight flat plastic minis. I have a couple sets, and they're great. Great space savers, too. Like Pathfinder Pawns, but better (see through, and thinner). They also make spell/aoe templates. Very handy.

Likewise, if not for Twitter I wouldn't have immediately known this was by Matt Mercer of Critical Role: http://www.dmsguild.com/product/170778/Gunslinger-Martial-Archetype-for-Fighters?src=hottest_filtered&filters=45469_0_0_0_0

That would be awesome. I did an emergency download of each guide (1st page only), but they'd need to be cleaned up/stripped of WotC assets. Several of them have already been duplicated on Google Docs, too, which is nice.

Ok, got it. The link in the comments works. I hadn't looked there because I saw the post a couple days ago, and the followup that you were having issues with the upload, so I just assumed it had now been squared away. Thanks.

It's showing up for me...but when I download it, it's zero bytes.

This is downloading as a zero byte file for me...Tried 3 times.

Looks like they're all using FG for the first time, and learning as they go. For example, in their first combat attack they didn't use the tools to select who was being attacked, so had to do the damage manually. Still, gives a decent overview of the tools, even if they're not using them to the...