I have no regrets switching over myself. "D&D One" licensing and rent-seeking skullduggery was a repeat of the same skullduggery that lead to Paizo quitting the D&D franchise to begin with.
ohh youve already swapped? how youve been liking it? lmk if you need any tips, we've been playing it since 2e came out. and we bought like almost all the products for 2e after they became a union shop, we know some of the people who work at paizo personally too.
and when i say ive been trying to break the system for years, i mean it. i do almost daily research of pf2e for my games. its such a well designed system.
I've been enjoying it even if converting over has had a lot of unlearning/relearning snags from leaving 5th edition. So far so good but I have a ways to go.
I have no regrets switching over myself. "D&D One" licensing and rent-seeking skullduggery was a repeat of the same skullduggery that lead to Paizo quitting the D&D franchise to begin with.
ohh youve already swapped? how youve been liking it? lmk if you need any tips, we've been playing it since 2e came out. and we bought like almost all the products for 2e after they became a union shop, we know some of the people who work at paizo personally too.
and when i say ive been trying to break the system for years, i mean it. i do almost daily research of pf2e for my games. its such a well designed system.
I've been enjoying it even if converting over has had a lot of unlearning/relearning snags from leaving 5th edition. So far so good but I have a ways to go.
yeah when i recently played baldurs gate i actually had the opposite problem. mostly i was just shocked how i put up with 5e for so long