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Sure, the spellless ranger is similar to the second edition ranger. The inventor feels similar to the tinkerer from your book.

It's fun. Overly simple controls, but it's not a traditional dungeon crawler and more of a survival app game. Autofire is constant and all you do is focus on moving your PC out of trouble.

If you want new classes, pick up the New Paths Compendium from Kobold Press and give it a spin. Several design choices inside were copied for Pathfinder Second edition. There's plenty of content out there if you just look at the third party efforts. Do more playing, less complaining.

They look pretty much like occult class reskins. If you grab resources like the New Paths Compendium, you have plenty of great classes without ever touching PF2. That said, we're four years into PF2, so the surprise of no more new PF1 content should have worn off by now.

It's too bad Owlcat isn't designing this one too. Kingmaker and Wrath of the Righteous are my favorite dungeon crawlers of the past decade.

Sorry! My bad.

Aren't these the guys that bought Anachronistic Adventures?

WotR is great. Definitely stands up there with the great CRPGs of the past. I had to turn off the army management because I kept getting my butt kicked. If I decide to replay it afterward, I might try it with the armies again. It definitely adds some extra texture to the fantasy game.

Nice to see WotC start reskinning Paizo IP now. Former Pathfinder creators remaking PFS.

I'm a big fan of the original trilogy of D&D movies. Are they an Original Trilogy now? lol I often play the 2000 movie after a fun session.

Looks like an updated version of the 2000 D&D movie. Going in expecting Game of Thrones would probably set one up for disappointment, but expecting the movie from 2000 with improved FX is just about right.

Nice. Have fun!

Not a fan of 5e, so I plan on using my stack of classic Spelljammer books to adapt it all to Pathfinder and use the Skulls & Shackles AP as the frame. Skulls, Shackles & Spelljammers.

Graveyard hit its funding goal this week, so it's a good time to jump on.

Interesting that the featured artwork features the beachball alien from the cult classic John Carpenter film, Dark Star.

We like that it's high fantasy in space, not sci-fi in space. They're very different flavors. I consider Spelljammer and Starfinder to be the opposite ends of that spectrum, if that makes sense.

Went ahead and pre-ordered my set last week. I have a near complete run of the original line and will convert the whole thing into glorious Pathfinder 1e. Oh yeah!

Always loved Spelljammer, but never could get the group into it.

I have a question. Why is the action economy different for some of the Mythic Abilities such as Fleet Charge? It's normally a swift action to activate. What is your lore? Feel free to post, like, that is, as long as you are ok with giving your ideas away on the internet.

It's worth noting that the the Survivalists Guide To Spelunking is a great companion piece to this campaign - even for us Pathfinder grognards! Because it was not offered in PF, that is.