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Message: <blockquote data-quote="zztong" data-source="post: 7871479" data-attributes="member: 6943414">I'd say it depends on the game. PF2 is better for telling Paizo AP stories and D&D 5e is better for telling WotC adventures. For a homebrew game, it appears to me mostly to be a matter of how quickly you want character progression math to scale and player tolerance for complexity.For one game, our casual players found PF2 to be too complex. Our hardcore players can get bored with 5e. It looks like the best mix for us is to go with 5e and let the hardcore players do things like make homebrew classes, etc.For my other game, we're staying with PF1.</blockquote>