You could also just go to prior versions of D&D. Unless they plan on sending agents to physically take my 2.0 and 3.5 books away, I own that shit.
I upvoted you because owning physical media rocks, but just wanted to remind folks WoTC has actually been known to hire mercenaries to retrieve physical merchandise.
“Mercenaries” is an understatement. Pinkertons. They hired the Pinkertons.
Well shit… Guess I’ll see how viable the traps in the book are IRL.
I love this. You’re playing a game when you hear one of your traps go off, and you walk into the hallway to see a tall man in a black suit and shades with a homemade harpoon in his chest. “I see you failed your Dex save…”
Yeah if you have it go for it, better than letting those old books gather dust!
What I like about Pathfinder is that it’s all free, so new players don’t need to buy books at all before they can join.
“-but you can apparently get a few toxic elitists” APPARENTLY?!? You guys must be in much better behaved circles on the internet than me to word it like that.
IME, you don’t get any more toxic elitists in Linux communities than in any other.
The internet just kinda sucks.
Honestly, breaking away from D&D has been amazing. We’ve learned so many cool new systems and honestly, it’s been a lot of fun. There’s a lot of smaller systems out there that are amazing, don’t just try pf2e!
Getting away from d20 systems after a long Pathfinder campaign with my group has been great. All kinds of systems out there making you roll d6s or d10s, spend hp to cast spells, and build characters collaboratively.
Player in My Glitch game used a monkey paw to wish for Half Life 3 to be released. Now the whole world knows he’s the guy who made Half Life 3 suck
“a few” toxic linux elitists
lol
I’m an active Linux user and I can say it is a few, they’re just so fucking annoying. They seem to respond to absolutely everything with a ten foot stick up their ass.
The rest of us don’t care and don’t really talk about Linux unless you need help or are genuinely curious. Basically you almost never see a comment from the rest of us because most of us are probably introverts.
7: If you mess up one tiny thing, you’re going to end up wiping and spending the rest of the night rerolling it to start fresh.
Or you just ROLL with it! (Nudge,Nudge)
Get it! Get it!
Maybe I need to explain it, jokes become funnier when you explain them!
lucky for me my experience with TTRPGs in general is very limited so starting with Pathfinder is no issue!!
I’m definitely a Pathfinder evangelist, but it isn’t my favorite genre or the one I’d most highly recommend for a newbie (unless you are just really into the setting). I recommend trying Chronicles of Darkness out if you want a game that is actually both isimple at it’s core and easy to add content to, it’s what i recommend newbies every time.
The base systems are easy to grasp and mostly applies to every part of the game, the point buy system makes it simpler to follow character advancement (no set growth so you only need to remember what’s on your character sheet), and the setting is incredibly easy to grasp (well, the parts you are supposed to know, it’s just slightly worse earth with vampires and werewolves and mages oh my).
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