Editing Table Etiquette (section)

= Player Assumptions =
I approach the gaming tables assuming players will:

* '''Remain attentive''' to the scene and the table play. If something calls for your attention, we might collectively take a quick pause or the GM can also auto-pilot your character through the scene for a bit and apply minor [[Retcon|retcons]] when you return.
* '''Be familiar with your character''' and their motivations, it's easy to fall into the pattern of going with the group's hive mind and lose grip on your character's flavor of moving about the world.
** [[Types of roleplay|If you aren't sure how to roleplay it, simply being descriptive about why]] they are behaving the way they are is more than plenty.
* '''Support your teammates!''' Part of Pathfinder 2e's core thesis is teamwork and party dynamics, which can be [[Pf2e for veteran players|a departure from previous versions]]. Much of the mojo of the game comes from helping each other stack bonuses so that the whole is greater than the sum of it's parts
** Many character options lean hard into this and most characters have [[The third action|multiple means to support each other]].