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Pathfinder 2: Electric Boogaloo

Started by Shasarak, July 08, 2019, 08:04:34 PM

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Shasarak

Quote from: Mistwell;1096401Do you get less XP for defeating the same monster as your level increases, or do you still get the same XP for a rat at level 1 as you do at level 20?


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Who da Drow?  U da drow! - hedgehobbit

There will be poor always,
pathetically struggling,
look at the good things you've got! -  Jesus

Shasarak

Who da Drow?  U da drow! - hedgehobbit

There will be poor always,
pathetically struggling,
look at the good things you've got! -  Jesus

Shasarak

Who da Drow?  U da drow! - hedgehobbit

There will be poor always,
pathetically struggling,
look at the good things you've got! -  Jesus

Shasarak

Who da Drow?  U da drow! - hedgehobbit

There will be poor always,
pathetically struggling,
look at the good things you've got! -  Jesus

Morblot

Any good written reviews out yet? I don't like watching videos.

Shasarak

Quote from: Morblot;1097909Any good written reviews out yet? I don't like watching videos.

Complexity vs. Depth -- A Look Inside Pathfinder 2nd Edition

It's Finally Here! The Pathfinder 2E Review

The second reviewer worries about problematic representation of female demons.

QuoteSpeaking of demons, the only two demons with non-monstrous appearances are both illustrated as female-presenting, and are representative of the sins of Lust and Pride. Yes, the descriptions of both creatures say that gender is fluid and arbitrary for said demons; and yes, they're both clothed very tastefully; but that's still a misstep in this day and age. Heck, D&D 5E isn't perfect in this regard, but it at least depicts both male and female versions of succubi on equal footing and with equal appeal. In a similar vein, the page on orcish culture does nothing to diminish their role as sometimes problematic stereotypes.
Who da Drow?  U da drow! - hedgehobbit

There will be poor always,
pathetically struggling,
look at the good things you've got! -  Jesus

Shasarak

Want to play Pathfinder 2 but you got no money?

Try it out now for free at Archives of Nethys.

Owner and lead developer Blake Davis explains what has changed [Archives of Nethys] Pathfinder 2nd Edition is Live!
Who da Drow?  U da drow! - hedgehobbit

There will be poor always,
pathetically struggling,
look at the good things you've got! -  Jesus

Ratman_tf

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Shasarak

Quote from: Ratman_tf;1097921Holy God Almighty! That character sheet burned out my retinas!

It is indeed a +3 character sheet of burning.
Who da Drow?  U da drow! - hedgehobbit

There will be poor always,
pathetically struggling,
look at the good things you've got! -  Jesus

Ratman_tf

Hm. After reading the writeups, I'm intrigued. The three action system looks interesting, as it's integrated into the spell system. (Using more actions makes the spell do different things) Using other skills for Initiative is interesting (And reminds me of d6 Star Wars a bit) I might have to play a session when my local SFS switches over to the new system to see it in action.
The notion of an exclusionary and hostile RPG community is a fever dream of zealots who view all social dynamics through a narrow keyhole of structural oppression.
-Haffrung

HappyDaze

Read through several reviews and a lot of it sounds pretty neat in theory, but I have a horrible feeling it's going to be a cumbersome beast to actually play or run.

oggsmash

I bought the 1st edition corebook for Pathfinder.   I  ALMOST bought the PF2 playtest rules.  I read the page that went pretty deep on preaching to me about being sensitive to LOTS of things.  I put it down.  I wanted to separate the art from the artists.  They seem to be making that very hard to do.

Shasarak

Quote from: HappyDaze;1097941Read through several reviews and a lot of it sounds pretty neat in theory, but I have a horrible feeling it's going to be a cumbersome beast to actually play or run.

From what I have heard most of the complexity is loaded into character creation and the actual rules for playing only take up 27 pages, which is pretty slim for a DnD game.
Who da Drow?  U da drow! - hedgehobbit

There will be poor always,
pathetically struggling,
look at the good things you've got! -  Jesus

Mistwell

Quote from: Shasarak;1097953From what I have heard most of the complexity is loaded into character creation and the actual rules for playing only take up 27 pages, which is pretty slim for a DnD game.

I am curious to hear honest reviews. But coming from you, PF2 could come with a sacrificed human baby and a bag of feces and you'd spin those aspects of it as a positive. I suspect you're more biased than the creators of PF2 even :)

Shasarak

Quote from: Mistwell;1097960I am curious to hear honest reviews. But coming from you, PF2 could come with a sacrificed human baby and a bag of feces and you'd spin those aspects of it as a positive. I suspect you're more biased than the creators of PF2 even :)

Dont believe me because I will not be able to play a game until, well next week will be character creation night I guess, the 15th at the earliest.

Why not check out the links to a couple of reviews of PF2 further up the thread.  

**edited for snark**
Who da Drow?  U da drow! - hedgehobbit

There will be poor always,
pathetically struggling,
look at the good things you've got! -  Jesus