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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Lylandra" data-source="post: 7755457" data-attributes="member: 6816692">I like what I've read so far, but it does have to be tested in real gameplay. Love the complexity and the incredible modularity.  My gut feeling is that PF2 is not newbie-friendly as I can guess it has a steep learning curve (learning wall?) to get and memorize all the traits, conditions and options. Paizo also needs to give us tools to organize our stats properly. Which means, we need means to make and play characters without first jumping back and forth through the rulebook and then writing down massive paragraphs of feat description on our sheets. The trait system already seems to be constructed with search filters in mind, which is a good thing. I do hope we'll get a SRD similar to the already existing one and maybe even an online character creation tool. I don't mind doing the math on my own, but I really don't want to type down all the feats for a high level character. That being said, I am a bit unsure why they didn't include linked references to their pdf. So many times where I thought "oh what's bolstered?" or "how does bleed work?" or "what does this paladin power do?" only to realize that I'd have to manually scan a 400+ pages pdf.</blockquote>