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Discarde at 04:52, 31 August 2023

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Discarde at 17:09, 13 August 2023

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Discarde at 17:09, 13 August 2023

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	Okay so seriously, why ~~the difference~~?		Okay so seriously, why did you choose Pathfinder 2e? Why not D&D 5th or adjusts glasses D&D 3.5?

	For starters I'~~m partly~~ invested ~~now~~. And I ~~also tend to prefer the runner up~~, ~~the silver or bronze medalist in most cases. They don~~'~~t often have the same deep pockets and marketing~~ to ~~get as well-entrenched~~, ~~but they tend~~ to ~~have some cool approaches that keeps them keeping-up with the well-financed frontrunner~~.		For starters I've gotten invested in PF2e with rulebooks and purchased some scenarios and stuff. And I like PF2e's design approach. Things seem better balanced overall, it's hard to make an ineffective character, and things are way more modular to build more interesting characters.

	~~Hasbro owns Wizards of the Coast~~, ~~who owns the Dungeons & Dragons IP. Hasbro kinda spent the early half of 2023 antagonizing their player base~~ in ~~an effort~~ to ~~please Wall Street~~, ~~and then created a legal quagmire for countless businesses that create~~ or ~~use their product~~. ~~Hasbro was greedy and didn~~'t ~~read~~ the ~~room with their customer base. Don't be like Hasbro~~, ~~bro~~.		And, in general in life, I tend to prefer the runner up, the silver or bronze medalist in most cases. They don't usually have the same deep pockets and marketing as the well-entrenched "leader", so they tend to have some cool approaches and strategies that keep them in the running.

	~~Paizo is a separate company~~ who ~~makes~~ the ~~Pathfinder RPG. Pathfinder's 1st edition has genetic ties to former D&D editions~~, ~~but over time~~ and ~~especially now with 2e is fully it's own thing. The aforementioned~~ legal quagmire ~~ended up advancing some plans Paizo~~ was ~~kicking around in it~~'~~s back pocket~~. ~~So they altered their release schedule for a few things and are bringing forth a major rules remaster in 2023 and 2024! This isn~~'t ~~really much of an edition update or altering underlying structures~~, ~~it's a deep-cut errata correcting a some larger things and re-packaging material in a different way. Think of it as edition 2.1, if even that~~.		Hasbro owns Wizards of the Coast, who owns Dungeons & Dragons. Hasbro kinda spent the early half of 2023 antagonizing their player base, and then also created a legal quagmire for the countless businesses that create or use their product. Hasbro was greedy and didn't read the room with their customer base. Don't be like Hasbro, bro.

	So, this is one heck of a time to join - lots of excitement on the horizon!		Paizo is a separate company who makes the Pathfinder RPG. Pathfinder's 1st edition has genetic ties to former D&D editions, but over time and especially now with 2e is fully it's own thing. While not perfect, Paizo tends to listen to it's player base, rather than simply telling their players what to enjoy. The aforementioned legal quagmire from Hasbro spurred Paizo to begin work on a game license that is meant to be used openly and half by a 3rd party law firm. They also took the chance to begin a major rules remaster, starting in 2023 and 2024! This isn't an edition update or altering any underlying structures. It is mostly a deep-cut errata correcting the balance of a lot of things and re-packaging material in a different way in a new run of books. (Think of it as edition 2.1, if even that.)

			So, this is one heck of a time to join and play - lots of excitement on the horizon!

Discarde at 03:27, 7 August 2023

2023-08-07T03:27:51Z

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	Hasbro owns Wizards of the Coast, who owns the Dungeons & Dragons IP. Hasbro kinda spent the early half of 2023 antagonizing their player base in an effort to please Wall Street, and then created a legal quagmire for countless businesses that create or use their product. Hasbro was greedy and didn't read the room with their customer base. Don't be like Hasbro, bro.		Hasbro owns Wizards of the Coast, who owns the Dungeons & Dragons IP. Hasbro kinda spent the early half of 2023 antagonizing their player base in an effort to please Wall Street, and then created a legal quagmire for countless businesses that create or use their product. Hasbro was greedy and didn't read the room with their customer base. Don't be like Hasbro, bro.

	Paizo is a separate company who makes the Pathfinder RPG. Pathfinder's 1st edition has genetic ties to former D&D editions, but over time and especially now with 2e is fully it's own thing. The aforementioned ~~2023~~ legal quagmire ended up advancing some plans Paizo was kicking around in it's back pocket. So they altered their release schedule for a few things and are bringing forth a major rules remaster in 2023 and 2024! This isn't really much of an edition update or altering underlying structures, it's a deep-cut errata ~~to correct~~ a ~~few~~ larger things. Think of it as edition 2.1, if even that.		Paizo is a separate company who makes the Pathfinder RPG. Pathfinder's 1st edition has genetic ties to former D&D editions, but over time and especially now with 2e is fully it's own thing. The aforementioned legal quagmire ended up advancing some plans Paizo was kicking around in it's back pocket. So they altered their release schedule for a few things and are bringing forth a major rules remaster in 2023 and 2024! This isn't really much of an edition update or altering underlying structures, it's a deep-cut errata correcting a some larger things and re-packaging material in a different way. Think of it as edition 2.1, if even that.

	So, this is one heck of a time to join - lots of excitement on the horizon!		So, this is one heck of a time to join - lots of excitement on the horizon!

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Okay so seriously, why the difference?

For starters I'm partly invested now. And I also tend to prefer the runner up, the silver or bronze medalist in most cases. They don't often have the same deep pockets and marketing to get as well-entrenched, but they tend to have some cool approaches that keeps them keeping-up with the well-financed frontrunner.

Hasbro owns Wizards of the Coast, who owns the Dungeons & Dragons IP. Hasbro kinda spent the early half of 2023 antagonizing their player base in an effort to please Wall Street, and then created a legal quagmire for countless businesses that create or use their product. Hasbro was greedy and didn't read the room with their customer base. Don't be like Hasbro, bro.

Paizo is a separate company who makes the Pathfinder RPG. Pathfinder's 1st edition has genetic ties to former D&D editions, but over time and especially now with 2e is fully it's own thing. The aforementioned 2023 legal quagmire ended up advancing some plans Paizo was kicking around in it's back pocket. So they altered their release schedule for a few things and are bringing forth a major rules remaster in 2023 and 2024! This isn't really much of an edition update or altering underlying structures, it's a deep-cut errata to correct a few larger things. Think of it as edition 2.1, if even that.

So, this is one heck of a time to join - lots of excitement on the horizon!