Pathfinder2e

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/19990878

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/19801235

There's a new instance at https://pathfinder.social/ that calls itself "A place for people to discuss Pathfinder and Starfinder tabletop RPGs".

It has a [[email protected]](/c/[email protected]) for PF2e discussion similar to this community. I'm not sure which will get more traction, but I'm subscribing to both for now. There are also lots of other granular roleplaying communities for pf1e, starfinder, art, and general discussion. They're all pretty empty so far as it seems very new, and I suppose the danger of all that granularity is that each community individually seems dead. But it also feels like a nice topic layout and maybe the topic-oriented instance will make it feel like a community of communities where people sub to a bunch of them all at once. That's what I just did.

Hey, everyone reddit is going through a tizzy and with a blackout being proposed on the subreddit of pathfinder2.E I was wondering If this could be a place for people to start moving too?

I consider myself an extreme novice when it comes to table top TPGs in general. (Played maybe 1 game of DnD 3.5, 1 game of Warhammer Fantasy Roleplaying Game, and 1 game of DnD 5E in the last 20 years)

I have been playing a 2E game the last 9 months or so and am really loving it. Our GM gave us this as a cheat sheet, so while unrelated to my post, I'm putting it here since it helps me.