@juergen_hubert I'm particularly excited for 2e ruleset part!

The Owlcat Pathfinder games are great but they're all on the 1e ruleset, whereas 2e is the one I've actually played tabletop with

@evrys

I only got to play Pathfinder 2E in an one-shot, but not for lack of trying to pitch it to my local group.

Alas, they are more interested in D&D 5E at the moment. But in the meantime, I am slowly reading my way through the books:

📖 Let's Read! - Pathfinder 2e Remastered - the Worldbuilder's Perspective | Dungeons & Dragons / Fantasy D20 Spotlight

Now that the Pathfinder 2e Remastered rules have had some time to establish themselves, I thought I'd take a closer look and to a "Let's Read" thread on...

RPGnet Forums (forum.rpg.net)

Jürgen Hubert Have you had the chance to play Dawnbury Days? It’s a short, independent, grid-based video game based on the PF2e rule set, and it’s a pretty good experience.

It’s not quite how I run the game – I like to massage and bend it to my purposes – but it gives you a default, RAW adventure where you can kick the tires for just a few euro.

@kichae

I had not! I will check it out.

Jürgen Hubert If you’re into English language actual-plays, too, I can happily recommend Rotgrind, Rotgoons, and Rustcrew from Narrative Declaration, or Mortals & Portals if you’re into something a little more tightly edited and rules-loose.

But Dawnsbury Days is the most accessible hands-on experience for individuals currently flying solo exploring the system.