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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Velderan" data-source="post: 9227950" data-attributes="member: 7038056">I have subscriptions for PF2e rulebooks and the Lost Omens line of lore books because I enjoy reading the books, but Foundry is a much better value and usefulness for my group since that’s where we run our games anyhow and the errata ends up there. I think digital is just making the slow incremental change concept easier to manage.On the theme of the thread, the PF2e Remaster books cleaned up some of the rules, improved a few classes, removed some stuff that just didn’t need to be in the game anymore, and so far hasn’t caused an issue for me running a pre-master AP with classes that haven’t been adjusted yet alongside classes that have. If WotC can pull off the same thing for their 2024 books, that will be a good thing for D&D in the long run.</blockquote>