Welcome to Pathfinder 2e in 7 Minutes or Less

Just a short introduction video for new players!

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[Matthimeo]

Speaking as a DM who made the switch, there's a weird paradox where there's more rules for stuff but its actually way EASIER to run, since the system is a well built machine that doesn't need the DM to mess with it to get it working. You don't need to make up rulings all the time or balance combats on the fly constantly, since the rules are actually solid and don't have a ton of unbalanced mechanics as part of the core package that need to be revised with homebrew in the way of 5e.

[JustAnotherJames]

I love the description of TTRPGs as "a mix of playing a board game and reading a book"

[BrigandMarx]

Your 7 minutes or less explanation videos have been a good go to for me to understand the system, thank you.

[CamCommand]

If DnD people find this video, I switch to PF2e this year and it was super fun and interesting to switch to a "new" system.
Also WotC sent bloody Pinkertons so that's a "No more monies" from me.

[Mark]

D&D was first made by a company called TSR in 1973, but Wizards of the Coast bought them out in 1997. The first edition of D&D that WotC published was 3e.

[senritsujumpsuit]

Pathfinder 2E a gamewhere you can logically pull a big brain manuver as a goopy Oooze Skellaton that can merge Wood an Water to ruin the foes day

[irispounsberry]

Besides the art, which is really good, the other reason to get the books themselves is for what is colloquially known as the "fluff". There's really interesting details in the asides and dialogs that really add flavor. Secrets of Magic, as an example, had a really good in-character letter on how druids feel their primal magic all around them. Another book had descriptions of current fashion in a certain area.

[kurtisdeakin]

Subbed and followed for a good 6 months since the licence debacle. ty for ya work!

[PluxBR]

Wow. This is just absolutely amazing, SO well explained and the flow from point to point. Holy man you deserve all the praise

[lugh.i]

Comment, algorithm, thanks for the video.

[leslierae]

youre a life saver, I just started pathfinder2e as an absolute RPG newb(mostly played COC), and I have been confused the first 2 sessions, I'm fortunate enough to have people in the campaign who have been incredibly supportive and kind, but boy howdy did I feel like the kid who didnt study for the test lol

[gacrazy]

I beg of the 5e DM's who are frustrated by the shitty monster rules and mid-late game casters versus martials, TRY P2e. PLEASE! I feel so much better. I think you will too.

[kartavy_krot]

Awesome video, Exactly what i need to introduce my friends to this awesome game

[qqkexvx]

Thanks for the content. It helps me learn the game. Please continue making more.

[dji]

Another fantastic vid! Thanks for your bite sized explanations.

[kenjacobsen]

For the longest time, I thought you were the guy from @ComplexAction. Your videos are just like his Shadowrun 5e videos. Good work, by the way.

[WindFireAllThatKindOfThing]

It's D&D with Action Points by a company armed with No Lawyers

[zerellix]

this is great for my GF who wants to join =D

[embarkingolive]

hasbro had nothing to do with DND until 3rd edition.

[mirrikybird]

If you have played one of the Pathfinder games before 2024 and did not enjoy the rules, that was Pathfinder First edition. I also did not like it.

Pathfinder 2e is a complete overhaul and I struggle to go back to 5e after playing it for 4 years and growing more and more frustrated with it