A bit late, but in case there are others that is concerned and do not know: Pathfinder(2), including absolutely all official rules content is completely free to play! The book contains a lot of pretty art, better layouting, examples and such. But all the important text, including the "educational" bits are available online.I just checked out the costs of the Pathfinder Core Rulebook
Because you could be encouraging your table to try other systems, supporting independent creators?No idea why I'd stop now.
Are they coming to take our books or something??
I don’t think that the OGL is make or break for me and mine. However we are already talking about breaking with 1D&DI've never used 3rd-party material and honestly have always thought the OGL was absurdly generous on WotC's part to the point of foolishness (even before Paizo used it to make D&D's most significant competitor) so that's a no from me.
I never thought it was foolishly generous, I always thought it was a cynical and cunning move to suborn the competition by making it pay to compete with D&D by.making more D&D. But strategies change.I've never used 3rd-party material and honestly have always thought the OGL was absurdly generous on WotC's part to the point of foolishness (even before Paizo used it to make D&D's most significant competitor) so that's a no from me.