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an unallowed anomaly in Pathfinder, how no there ARE rules it's NOT about rulings, how you must adhere for all these intricate well thought out systems to work. And therein lies the rub: that's just not most tables or most GMs. Game designers struggle to get people to not assume mechanics from

Lee

27 июл., 21:40

prior games already. Pathfinder 2e is well designed and does exactly what it sets out to do, which in a select group of people's minds is an identical mission to dnd - but what dnd lacks is a feature for many of its players, and filling that in with a Mandatory label is not their idea of fun!

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Kenzie

27 июл., 21:52

I think landing on a place where D&D benefits from a Judo move where a lot of its theoretical flaws are secretly strengths *in practice.*

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Lee

27 июл., 21:55

Yeah. Part of which is just the culture where a popular game with many players at various levels of intensity will naturally branch out and running the game will vary table to table, e.g. we'd probably see "looser rules" Pathfinder subculture in dnd's place if dnd really had died.