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Just got mine. $35 for all 3 books (PDF) is a good deal. Can't wait to read through them today.

Anyone play Fantasy Craft? I heard it was the "ultimate" 3.x game.

Yeah, same here. I ran some flavor of 3.x with dozens of groups for over 10 years with just about zero issues. I say just about, because there was one guy who wanted to run his quarter Genie, half Orc, quarter Dragon with 4 classes that gave him a +22 to trip or whatever. It was an easy solution...

Rules are free!: PF2 SRD Also, another great reference: Home - Archives of Nethys: Pathfinder 2nd Edition Database

@nevin I too have a soft spot for 3x. I've always played D&D, but that edition was the one my friends and I really went in on. 8 hours a day, just about every day (PF ruleset). I still have my books (they're just too memorable to get rid of), but not sure I'd go back to it. Your assumptions...

@GothmogIV @...m... Love hearing stories about "the early days"; I was too young to know what was going on at the time. By "choices" though, I was talking about BRP. You mentioned when your armor was degraded there "choices" to be made. What were they?

I don't know that system, what other choices were there?

HP bloat mostly. The campaign I was running got up to 13th level and combats felt like endless back and forths of whittling down each others HP. For me, it was just nonsensical. What does AC 40 even mean? What does 534 HP even mean? How does a sword swing that does 55 damage differ from a sword...

@Reynard Thanks for sharing, this is really cool. Has certainly inspired me to make some dungeons!

Too funny, I actually switched over to C&C because I burned out of 5e. For me, C&C has better designed classes (especially Ranger), better combat math (since it's just AD&D numbers), and way better treasure write ups (gold cost, XP value, and what level to give it out at). @GothmogIV Always...

Agreed, which is one of the reasons I went in on Drawsteel, haha. We're about to hit level 5 in PF2 and that's how the combat math seems to be working so far. I think that's one of the reasons I like it so much. I like the idea in concept, but will have to see how it actually plays out before...

The other issue is early D&D felt like it was "roll to kill" rather than "roll to hit" making combat a lot more exciting. Nothing bores me more as a player knowing at the start of combat I have 75% chance to knock off 1/8 of a monster's HP. :sleep: Very interested in Nimble since it gets rid...

Finally got around to watching my copy and absolutely loved it! Had that early Sam Raimi "cheesy" vibe throughout and was fun to watch start to finish. Very apparent a lot of fun was had making it, that's for sure. Recommend to anyone who likes fantasy and cool practical effects. Oh, thought...

Exactly why I held off backing Two Little Mice's Twilight Sword.

Oh, got you. All my manga is right to left so just got used to it. I wonder if mirroring the pages could be done in software for digital formats? Although there has to be more to it or else they would just do that before printing it for the West...

What do you mean? I've only seen the movie.

My feelings exactly. If I wasn't already fully invested in Shadowdark and Dragonbane this would be in an instant purchase for me.

Honestly right up there with the Campbell's senior executive who ranted about how terrible his soup was...