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<blockquote data-quote="Kichwas" data-source="post: 9572775" data-attributes="member: 891">Pathfinder is a team game rather than a solo game. So there is a lot of value in introducing people as a team and having them work out plans both in and out of combat together from the outset.That's probably the core difference between Pathfinder 2E and all the things I hear about DnD. Granted I have no 5E experience and have never read the books I bought for it a decade ago. But I very often hear how it's all about each character being the 'main character' and their own one-person solution.Pathfinder 2E has an opposite take. You're a team, an ensemble cast where everyone has equal billing in the title credits. Out of combat you're the Mystery Gang from Scooby Doo. In combat you're the A-Team and nobody brought a mohawk to steal the scene with.Players should get comfortable very quickly with the idea of making decisions together, as a group. And with working to boost each other up and make each other shine. And very early on you need to train out &quot;I'm the main character here&quot; attitudes and tactics.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kichwas, post: 9572775, member: 891"] Pathfinder is a team game rather than a solo game. So there is a lot of value in introducing people as a team and having them work out plans both in and out of combat together from the outset. That's probably the core difference between Pathfinder 2E and all the things I hear about DnD. Granted I have no 5E experience and have never read the books I bought for it a decade ago. But I very often hear how it's all about each character being the 'main character' and their own one-person solution. Pathfinder 2E has an opposite take. You're a team, an ensemble cast where everyone has equal billing in the title credits. Out of combat you're the Mystery Gang from Scooby Doo. In combat you're the A-Team and nobody brought a mohawk to steal the scene with. Players should get comfortable very quickly with the idea of making decisions together, as a group. And with working to boost each other up and make each other shine. And very early on you need to train out "I'm the main character here" attitudes and tactics. [/QUOTE]

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