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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Celtavian" data-source="post: 8007058" data-attributes="member: 5834">I guess we'll disagree on this.  Keep on the Borderlands is the classic sandbox dungeon of my old generation and it was populated with monsters of a particular level range. In PF2, you very much can use a classic sandbox style of play as in making a sandbox with a given level range while ensuring players know to stay out of certain areas where the monsters are too high a level. That is literally how sandboxes were built when I was young. What module do you consider a classic sandbox? When I think of sandbox play styles I think of Keep on the Borderlands or Isle of Dread. Both of those modules seem very easy to make in PF2. I would even argue you could make a fight with a single T-rex or a group of natives seem more formidable than you could in other versions of the game. I don't get it I guess. I grew up playing in sandboxes. They always used creatures of an appropriate level challenge to give you enough xp to level and provide a reasonable challenge. I'm an old buy that's been playing since the red box, so we must be from different eras and our experiences are not crossing.</blockquote>