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Message: <blockquote data-quote="kenada" data-source="post: 8150521" data-attributes="member: 70468">Take it for what it’s worth, but someone did a survey and shared the results with reddit. Something like half the respondents had come from 5e. I have a feeling that some groups will shift from PF1, but it’ll be like 4e where a lot of people just don’t want to change something that works. You can make incremental changes, and maybe Corefinder will succeed there, but you can’t make sweeping changes (regardless of how needed, and note that’s not an endorsement of any particular solution that Paizo chose for PF2).The biggest test of PF2’s staying power is whether it can retain those converts. It’ll grow slowly, organically over time if it can. Otherwise, it’s in trouble. I think it’s too early to tell yet, so I’m not ready to write it off. We do homebrew stuff anyway, and I don’t allow Lost Omens content, so if Paizo never published anything else, we’d be fine. I can’t say that for the people doing official adventures or trying to run open tables. If Paizo starts doing more licensing arrangements or contracts someone to convert APs (even old ones) to 5e, then I think it’s fair to conclude that not all is well with PF2.</blockquote>