I look forward to the old-school vs. 2nd edition Pathfinder wars. Then the Pathfinder Renaissance (PFR) around 2029.
I look forward to the old-school vs. 2nd edition Pathfinder wars. Then the Pathfinder Renaissance (PFR) around 2029.
Tonight, my "Lethal Damage" 13th Age campaign draws to a close.
Originally shared by Jonathan Tweet Tonight, my "Lethal Damage" 13th Age campaign draws to a close. Meanwhile, the guys are work have talked me into running a couple D&D sessions for them. That was the day 13th Age was announced, and they're happy to play 13th Age instead. That will be my "Great Center" campaign, based in the imperial capital of Axis, the center of the world. It's my opportunity to explore the setting from yet another perspective.
First I heard of this. I actually like things about Pathfinder, just not the game itself. Maybe that'll change.
ReplyDeleteSomehow someone will posit that this is proof that the OSR "won"
ReplyDeleteThere's already been skirmishes with the Starfinder faction. Pathfinder purists HATE any kind of streamlining!
ReplyDeleteLaser shots fired!
ReplyDeleteI miss the simple days when we frolicked in green fields with only 48 character classes and 52 races
ReplyDeleteBecause I’ll be dead from Apocslypse Engine contamination, I’m putting my 2 slugs in now:p6codex.com - P6 Codex: E6 + Pathfinder
ReplyDeletesomeone tell me about starfinder's grappling rules
ReplyDeleteBryan Mullins I had no idea the PSR had already started! Now we need old-school Adventure Paths like they had in the early 2000's.
ReplyDeleteOSR vs Pathfinder? Aren't we actually looking at a Pathfinder offensive vs D&D5e?
ReplyDeleteJust a joke, Paul. This is for sure a response to the resurgent popularity of D&D brand D&D. Pathfinder had a large market share during the 4e days. Must have shrunk.
ReplyDeleteOops. Sorry for being dense. :/
ReplyDeletepathfinder can only improve, just like 4e could only improve. 3e was 18 years ago.
ReplyDeleteas a person that plays pathfinder I really hope that the new edition streamlines this somewhat. I'm pretty sure that at least 10-15 minutes per session is spent trying to interpret a rule, of which there are many, and of which even more are ignored.
My first reaction was "hey they're copying 5e!" but some of the action stuff that they're doing could be interesting? E6 is awesome though Bryan Mullins, hits the sweet spot for those kind of mathy build games and actually being able to play them.
ReplyDeleteI'm still giggling at "Pathfinder purists," Jay Exonauts.
ReplyDeleteGood god... imagine the horror of owning the complete library of all 637 Pathfinder books, only to witness the rise of Pathfinder 2nd Ed.
ReplyDeleteThe Pathfinder 2.0 story was the last thing I saw before leaving Facebook and so many reactions amounted to "why does Paizo have to be a business and make money though? That's not fair to me!"
ReplyDeleteFucking nerds, nothing changes
This was a pretty good overview of P2, as it exists today.
ReplyDeleteyoutube.com - Pathfinder 2nd Edition and Pathfinder Playtest NEW GAME MECHANICS!
Mike Overbo Oh, it could get much worse. D&D4 was terrible to me.
ReplyDeleteMay the odds be ever in your favor.
ReplyDeleteJason Bell, I'm reasonably certain that the state of tabletop RPGs will never get worse than the 4e period. I hope those days are behind you.
ReplyDeleteNow we have so many choices, besides the always-present "don't upgrade"
All my dreams have come true.
ReplyDeletehttps://www.reddit.com/r/rpg/comments/82j5wx/paizo_announces_pathfinder_2nd_edition
reddit.com - Paizo Announces Pathfinder 2nd Edition! • r/rpg
Let the Pathfinder edition wars begin! i.imgur.com
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