Pathfinder 2E Are you moving from 5E to PF2?

[darjr]

The days of specialized sourcebooks are, to sum it up, over.

Ha! Except for the AcqInc book. And the Eberron book. And the Magic the Gathering book.

 

[Parmandur]

Ha! Except for the AcqInc book. And the Eberron book. And the Magic the Gathering book.

To be fair, the setting books are making every effort to be broadly useful.

 

[darjr]

@Mistwell is right about DMSGuild. It is a viable lively option for more content. Everything from award winning and nominated cutting edge stuff, to add ons for existing WotC books and adventures.

 

[Parmandur]

@Mistwell is right about DMSGuild. It is a viable lively option for more content. Everything from award winning and nominated cutting edge stuff, to add ons for existing WotC books and adventures.

Let's face facts, it is straight up better than the magazines (though I still miss 90's magazines...).

 

[darjr]

Dmsguild IS awesome. And dragon+ gets better and better.

 

[Mistwell]

I think a lot of people are not aware of all the one-off adventures WOTC has published on DMs Guild. A huge number of 4 hour adventures, which are good, and inexpensive, and which you can run independent of a larger campaign or as part of a larger campaign. WOTC puts them out to support Adventurers League, but I think they're missing the boat by not advertising them to the general population better. They are, essentially, Dungeon magazine continued.

 

[Xenonnonex]

What people are neglecting to mention though is Paizo's best efforts at adventure writing have been with their freelancers, their in-house crew is great at lore but remarkably mediocre at adventure design.

 

[Matrix Sorcica]

I think a lot of people are not aware of all the one-off adventures WOTC has published on DMs Guild. A huge number of 4 hour adventures, which are good, and inexpensive, and which you can run independent of a larger campaign or as part of a larger campaign. WOTC puts them out to support Adventurers League, but I think they're missing the boat by not advertising them to the general population better. They are, essentially, Dungeon magazine continued.

What are some good ones?

 

[Mistwell]

I like: The Black Road, Winter's Splendor, A Thousand Tiny Deaths, Uninvited Guests

 

[darjr]

And the very first DDEX 1-1 is a neat collection of five one hour low level adventures.