I am in friggin love with Pathfinder 2e right now. I love how flexible the system is and yet how solid it feels. Problem is I have few people to talk to about it, because it’s basically seen as Dungeons and Dragons for people who hate the company behind Dungeons and Dragons.
I feel you. I’ve been sitting here with my pathfinder 2e books, hoping desperately to run a Strength of the Thousands game, but since I moved recently I’ve got no one nearby who even knows what DnD is, let alone pathfinder.
I want to do a game in person, since I enjoy it way more than online but at this point I might start looking at a foundry game or something in desperation.
I’ve only ever played tabletop games in a VTT, but I can get that. There’s not much like interacting in person. Still, VTTs do a fair amount of the heavy lifting for me, like tracking who’s inside my Bless aura.
I played Starfinder once, and my GM called it “The Starfinder Disaster” because people kept joining for only a session or two before quitting. I’m looking forward to the remaster, though.
I am in friggin love with Pathfinder 2e right now. I love how flexible the system is and yet how solid it feels. Problem is I have few people to talk to about it, because it’s basically seen as Dungeons and Dragons for people who hate the company behind Dungeons and Dragons.
I feel you. I’ve been sitting here with my pathfinder 2e books, hoping desperately to run a Strength of the Thousands game, but since I moved recently I’ve got no one nearby who even knows what DnD is, let alone pathfinder.
I want to do a game in person, since I enjoy it way more than online but at this point I might start looking at a foundry game or something in desperation.
I’ve only ever played tabletop games in a VTT, but I can get that. There’s not much like interacting in person. Still, VTTs do a fair amount of the heavy lifting for me, like tracking who’s inside my Bless aura.
Oh man are you familiar with Starfinder? If so, do you enjoy it?
I played Starfinder once, and my GM called it “The Starfinder Disaster” because people kept joining for only a session or two before quitting. I’m looking forward to the remaster, though.