@Ezka@Digizel@rush99999@XxFellsingxX@Abstract Proxy I updated some rules and lore about the region! Check out when you can! <3

Ah, so I have another character creation question: What about inventory? How do we determine what we're starting with, if you don't mind my asking? I assume this is probably more something to be answered in the near future when the campaign is closer to getting off the ground, but getting my character sheet finished ASAP is what I like to do when it comes to games, so I figured I'd ask. xD

I apologize if this is a default thing in Pathfinder or not, like I said, I'm new to this and coming from D&D, where there are options.

When it comes to your character's faceclaim art, I'm exclusively looking for digital pieces that align with the visual vibe I'm curating for the game.

What sort of visual vibe are you going for?

@rush99999 I've just wrapped up crafting the art for Ezka's character, so think along those lines for your creations!



@Digizel
Regarding the inventory, my bad for not sharing this earlier. Characters kick off with 30 golden pieces, and they're free to purchase anything non-magical that falls under the common rarity for their inventory.

@Euphoria

Will this be alright?

100%

@Euphoria Question: I'm planning on playing a ratfolk. Would that be okay, and if so, how common are they in this world? Where would they be likely to live?

@XxFellsingxX I’ll PM you

Are the deities straight from Pathfinder?

I'm thinking cloistered cleric, just need to plan some aspects of her out.

Are the deities straight from Pathfinder?

I'm thinking cloistered cleric, just need to plan some aspects of her out.

I want to develop a Pantheon for this game. PM me with the domain you want to access and I'll come up with a god/dess for it! <3

@Euphoria

What are the two most widely spoken languages in Brenshore aside from Common?

@rush99999 Elvish and Dwarven

This sounds fun and fascinating, but considering the amount of interest already I assume you'll be full up? If there does end up being space still, I'd definitely be interested, I've ran pf2e before a few times, but never had a chance to play it.

@VarionusNW Hey there! We've hit our max quorum, but hey, if you've got a killer character concept up your sleeve, we might just have to make room for you in our game!

@rush99999@VarionusNW@Abstract Proxy@XxFellsingxX@Digizel@Ezka The OOC is up! I request you to share any triggering subjects either in the OOC or in my PMs. I've also appended a "Session 0" section with extra details, and I kindly ask everyone to give it a read. <3

what's the difference between 2e and 1st edition Pathfinder?

@Dark Cloud PF1e is essentially D&D 3.75, and PF2e is completely different and kind of sits as a mix of the PF1e "customization first" mindset and d&d5e simplification ethos. All abilities are now kinds of feats and are selected from lists, all action types are replaced with just "action" and "reaction" and you simply get 3 actions and a reaction each round. Status effects matter more than tiny bonuses and debuffs. Classes don't have archetypes, the term is now used to refer to multi class/prestige class options that are basically additional feat pools. And a bunch more stuff. It's more customizable than 5e, and less fiddly than PF1e.

It's good if you like a little crunch with a streamlined base, rather than crunchy base with sanded off edges of 5e, or the oops all crunch of PF1e. I think it actually appeals best to people who want to step away from 5e rather than former PF1e players who liked that system.
TL;DR: It's the same design philosophy but streamlined for more intuitive gameplay.

@VarionusNW well count me interested