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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Staffan" data-source="post: 8913923" data-attributes="member: 907">Part of the issue is the principle that veterans are always re-fighting the last war.In 3e/PF1, Challenge Rating and Encounter Level were jokes, particularly given the synergies possible with ten years of dubiously balanced options. So one of the selling points of PF1 adventure paths was that they were written by people who knew the system and could provide an appropriate challenge anyway.In the early PF2 APs, this "hardcore" mentality bleeds through, but PF2 is balanced enough that this leads to an overcorrection. In addition, at least some of the APs have fairly big dungeons where you're supposed to do it all in one go, and even though PF2 is fairly generous with recovering hit points once you get the Treat Wounds engine going, you still don't have enough spells and such to handle that.</blockquote>