Learning Pathfinder as a D&D Veteran: d4 #126 (part 1)

Found your channel looking for BG3 content, but will stay for pf2e content!

Play D&D 3.5, instead Pathfinder. Or, play D&D 5, if you want simple rules.

Pathfinder has always felt like a more convoluted, slower and more complex DnD. Closer to 3.0 edtion DnD than 5e.

I can see the appeal but my table definitely prefers fast and smooth over looking up thibgs like particular skill fears and unique combat moves

Pleeeeeeeeeeeese, do some character builds vor Pathfinder 2e

Bitch you did well.

He’s so handsome c:

Re: diagonally movement- hexagons are the bestagons.

It would be really awesome to see more Pathfinder stuff from you! THanks for the video

the main gish type build in pathfinder are magus classes

Under an hour long video? On colby’s channel? What is this?

PF2 is the best TTRPG i've ever played... and i've played a lot.

Growing up on DnD 3.5 and recently we switched to 5E. The more we played 5E the more we dislike it. It seems like they just want to focus on dungeon crawler campaigns and not focused on skills or non combat skills.

Please drop all dnd as I have and go full on with pathfinder :)

I loved the video.

I think I'll propose trying pathfinder to my party.

And you got a subscription 👍🏼

I was just trying to jump into pathfinder myself, this was a godsend

Do you know of any good Pathfinder 2E Digital Character Builders like D&D Beyond?

Pathfinder 1E is so much better than Pathfinder 2E.

Really appreciate this video. My group is talking about trying pathfinder 2e so the digestible crash course is greatly appreciated 😊

Just had my first pf2e game, wish I knew about this video sooner! It's just the type of content I'm looking for

I was looking into starting DnD and stumbled upon Pathfinder. Seems like it might be easier for a new player.

keep it up 👍

Good videos, can wait to see your face when you read the dual class optional rule. We tested it out with a fighter/champion build.5th level was taking on CR9 and winning.

Ive been waiting for a video like this

Switching over to Pathfinder after over 30 years with D&D. The OGL fiasco was just enough. Paizo still seems to have the gaming and gamers foremost on their minds, and I haven't had as much fun with the 4th and 5th E versions of D&D that I had with 3 / 3.5. This is helping me understand from a D&Der's perspective, and it helps. Thanks so much for the time I know you spent on this. It is much appreciated. Looking forward to more!

Recently added PF2e to my active gaming sessions. It was so pleasant to find you delving into PF2e as well.

Oh I thought this was a 1e video, still sounds good will save it for later

One of the general feats is called diehard. Amazing 😂. The game sounds awesome

Why does he looks like Jamie Lannister had a baby with Liam O'Brian?

Saw your channel spamming PF2e searches and ending up on a Rules Lawyer video. Great channel my man

Do more pathfinder stuff!

Interested in more Pathfinder content

Your voice sounds so much younger than you look.

JUST switched to Pathfinder2, would love to see you jump in with content! Awesome stuff! I really am enjoying the system!!

Always love your stuff and was super hyped to see you dipped into pathfinder, as I am recently looking into it. You make high quality stuff and I'm positive more Pathfinder stuff would go well.

Yes please, more Pathfinder!

I am purely here for the PF2 info. I played DnD for... 35yrs? Since ADD1. I like 5e, it was a move in the right direction, but it still seems like they left behind any actual TT players from development. PF2 seems like it really used community feedback to form 2e and it shows in the format. I am still new to PF2, but I like it better than 3.5 or 5e so far and it reminds me a great deal of ADD2 if it was created with a larger team, more play-tested, and more thought out as a complete product. ADD2 was probably the best version of old school and had many elements I see in PF2 (crunchy, but not too crunchy, flavorful, but not too overdone, defined, but not observably railroading).

More pls

Months later, the D&D 5e campaign is ended. The group is now making the move to Pathfinder2E and this video has been on my list to watch the whole time. It seems a big leap over but this video is by far the most helpful and comprehensive I’ve seen so far. On to part 2!

This is great! I've been playing 5e for about four or five years now, and just got into Index Card RPG. I enjoyed this dive into Pathfinder 2e, and I'm looking forward to watching the second part and then checking out your 5e character builds.

This is great, am looking forward to hopefully much more PF. Also, am busting out the old Focus notebooks for this 😅

I REALLY like the way PF2e does things. I was considering becoming a DM, but maybe I’ll become a PF GM instead :)

Add more pathfinder 2e content you are very thorough!

...or listen to it while cleaning house....
Great content, BTW.

A note for the comment on general feats: yes, there are technically only 17 of them in the core rule book, but do keep in mind that most (if not all) skill feats also qualify as general feats (they have the general tag).
This means that if you really want to, you can choose a skill feat on a level you would normally get a general feat. Skill feats are usually less powerful and more niche, but it’s still an option.

Thank you for this video! It just came in time since we're putting together a PF table at my lgbti+ community center. Still unsure if we're gonna go with 5e with me as master or PF with another new guy, but in the meanwhile you're helping me learn so much! For sure will send this video to others in need 😁