For as long as I’ve been running Pathfinder, my players have used Monster Knowledge checks, only now with Pathfinder 2e, not only can they critically succeed, they can also critically fail. In that regard, I want to tell you about … Continue reading →
I have a lot of friends who love Borderlands, I’ve been playing Destiny since the original with a couple of members in my fireteam that have played since Beta. This isn’t to establish gamer cred or something equally intangible, just … Continue reading →
In the IT world a punch list is just a checklist of things you need to do to finish a project. Using the Starfinder chapters as a guideline I created a basic one. I’ll start including links to writeups as … Continue reading →
I have been working for a long time on a project cataloging warships from the age of sail, and as gamers we see the same 6 ships over and over, they might be sort of iconic, but they’re overused and … Continue reading →
Tonight I had the opportunity to talk to Owen about all things Starfinder and Pathfinder 2e. We talked, it wasn’t recorded, any transcription errors are my own. Races and Ancestries Question: Would PF2e style Ancestries for all playable races change … Continue reading →
Right now Starfinder Starships are built kind of like Summoners Eidolons with nobody to say you can’t make all guns or all shields, nobody enforcing reasonable designs and only using the Tier system for budgets, but not for the systems … Continue reading →
As I said in my last post, one of the first places we can look to convert Starfinder into a 3 action and degree of success system are skills that exist in both systems. Acrobatics will change mostly because they … Continue reading →
Since Pathfinder 2e came out, folks have asked hesitantly about when Starfinder 2e is coming out, and they are assured it won’t be as anytime soon. However, what if you want some 3 action economy degree of success system peanut … Continue reading →
Aerial Combat is kind of specialized and has different needs than some other TTRPGs like fantasy games many of which use an I go you go turn system and a random initiative. As I was reading Speed of Heat a … Continue reading →
This week I received my Immersive Battle Maps book from Yarro Studios Kickstarter.
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