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Message: <blockquote data-quote="jsaving" data-source="post: 7796167" data-attributes="member: 16726"><p>If you feel this way then my guess is you'll like PF2 quite a bit.  Many of its innovations including the elimination of multiclassing, the simplification of skill points, and the sharp reduction in feat options at level-up are designed to streamline build diversity so players and DMs can more easily understand what is happening.  Our group doesn't like that approach very much (it is why we left 4e for PF1) and we're not especially happy to see that kind of thinking make its way to PF2 (no such thing as "too many different builds" for us!).  However my guess is a fair number of people will agree with you and we'd wish everyone the best as they figure out whether to adopt PF2 or give D&D another try.</p></blockquote><p></p>