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But before you even reached that bridge, Paizo had gone out on its' own and built another bridge for you to walk across. One with the same architectural style as the 3.0/3.5 bridge, but newer.

Not just cooked to a golden brown but tenderized too. ;) Then it would have been more palatable for everybody. :p

What about using Pathfinder 2nd edition's three action economy here?

So, instead of making an attack with your primary hand and an attack with your offhand for two attacks per round, you are making one attack per round like everyone else? Dual Wielding is basically making an Extra Attack with your offhand at 1st level.

True. But there are those who do wonder and do think about them on and off of the internet. This forum is one such place. Sitting around an actual table in RL with your fellow players is another.

The problem with the move to 4e was that the entire 'home' of D&D was demolished to make way for it. Instead of keeping what worked for 3.0/3.5 and fixing what didn't work, all of it was torn down to make room for a new set of game mechanics. If WoTC stuck to a simple renovation job, half of the...

Whereas Pathfinder 1e kept what worked in 3.5 and fixed what didn't work. 4e revamped everything, even the parts the player didn't have any problems with.

It's also how we got Pathfinder 1e at roughly the same time.

I can imagine that she is a Patron to several green-thumbed warlock/druids. ;)

DM: I am going to need you to roll for a Dexterity (Acrobatics) check with Disadvantage because she has the high ground. ;) Cue Obi Wan Kenobi's line to Anakin Skywalker on Mustafar.

Level Up has it where the Fey are members of the Dreamborn heritage. The Feywild in Level Up is called the Dreaming.

The Drow that follow Eilistraee, the daughter of Araushnee (later Lolth) and Corellon Larethian, could be the only Drow to make a return to the Seelie Court.

The version of the Hobgoblin in Mordenkainen's Monsters of the Multiverse is definitely Seelie compared to its' current 5.5 version. Puck would be one of the former.

They could have been former Seelie who were banished from the Seelie Court and found a new home with the Unseelie.

Even though the 2024 Goblinoids in the MM aren't mentioned outright as being Unseelie Fey, a bit of their description certainly makes them sound like they are. Which IMO is cool because I am currently playing a Bugbear Ranger. A friendly ambush predator. ;)

It's cool. There are many words in the English Language that are ambiguous and prone to interpretation by the reader. ;) I was wondering what you meant because the human legal code in RL is a by-product of morality. And it might be the same thing within a fantasy or in an alien setting. The...

Maybe Level Up: Gateway will allow you to do something similar down the road someday.

How does less morality lead to more legal code?

As long as it is good content bloat, the kind that leaves a satisfied, well-content feeling behind when the session ends for the day or night. ;)

It is possible that the Fey's sense of morality is so foreign to non-fey that the latter's traditional concepts of right and wrong do not apply to them. TV Tropes calls this form of morality, Blue and Orange Morality. From a human's point of view, the fey appear unpredictable, surreal, even...