8:00 PF2e likely only has less players on roll20 because most PF2e players seem to have migrated to Foundry which has near official support of PF2E's full ruleset WITHOUT having to buy addon compendiums. You only need to buy those if you're buying modules as a DM. Since you need to buy your rulebook Compendiums over in roll20 - it gets very expensive there to 'update', and even expensive everytime a new sourcebook comes out. But if you move to Foundry, your only potential loss is any module packs you had bought for PF2e. Ergo - people seem to have jumped ship en-mass before buying into anything over on roll20. Plus Foundry semi-official status means it handles almost ALL of the math automatically in ways that are just shocking once you see them in action. By contrast I've read 5E players have a more clunky experience in Foundry, as they don't get all the content built in and have to put in mods and such. But I can't confirm that.
Very cool sumary!!! Enoss sounds really ineteresting, would love to watch some one-shots or a campaing running that system when it gets releaced. Personaly, I love the Fate System, as it alows the whole table to contribute freely in the making of the experience the group is looking for. And has seemingly no limits to what you can create.
The D&D alternitive I like best right now is D100 Dungeon. Because your die rolls are what may help in gaining xp and showing gear to body area to hit makes game mechanics faster with more streamlined charecter sheets. I Love D100 Dungeon by Martin Knight!
The link you provide for the World of Darkness leads to a wiki which is about the NewWorldOfDarkness / Cronicles of Darkness from Onyx Path publishing. - That is similar in rules and setting to the (Old)WorldOfDarkness you are talking about, but it too different and does not belong to the game. I.e. the Vampire-game for the oWoD is called Vampire the Masquerade, while the nWoD Version is Vampire Requiem. The WoD you are referring to belongs to Paradox Interactive. There is - as far as I know - no official SRD or wiki, but there are a lot of fanmade sites.
Ah so it does. I tried to find something close because white wolf and paradox are very litigious from what I've read and this seemed to be correct. I was unaware of the differences between them but your clarification makes sense. Thank you.
Wow! Finally a concise video explaining the popular role play games. I can now choose an alternate game & know what to expect. Thanks ‘King’!
You are very welcome. I'm glad it could help.
8:00 PF2e likely only has less players on roll20 because most PF2e players seem to have migrated to Foundry which has near official support of PF2E's full ruleset WITHOUT having to buy addon compendiums. You only need to buy those if you're buying modules as a DM. Since you need to buy your rulebook Compendiums over in roll20 - it gets very expensive there to 'update', and even expensive everytime a new sourcebook comes out. But if you move to Foundry, your only potential loss is any module packs you had bought for PF2e. Ergo - people seem to have jumped ship en-mass before buying into anything over on roll20.
Plus Foundry semi-official status means it handles almost ALL of the math automatically in ways that are just shocking once you see them in action.
By contrast I've read 5E players have a more clunky experience in Foundry, as they don't get all the content built in and have to put in mods and such. But I can't confirm that.
That would make sense. I know Pathfinder 1E is still very popular and was wondering how Pathfinder 2E had so few players. This explains it.
Very cool sumary!!! Enoss sounds really ineteresting, would love to watch some one-shots or a campaing running that system when it gets releaced.
Personaly, I love the Fate System, as it alows the whole table to contribute freely in the making of the experience the group is looking for. And has seemingly no limits to what you can create.
I have heard many good things about Fate but have not tried it yet myself. If I ever get a chance to play it I will do a review here for sure.
Amazing 🎉
Thank you. I tried to make this one helpful.
The D&D alternitive I like best right now is D100 Dungeon.
Because your die rolls are what may help in gaining xp and showing gear to body area to hit makes game mechanics faster with more streamlined charecter sheets.
I Love D100 Dungeon by
Martin Knight!
I will definitely have to check that out. It sounds cool from what you explained.
The link you provide for the World of Darkness leads to a wiki which is about the NewWorldOfDarkness / Cronicles of Darkness from Onyx Path publishing. - That is similar in rules and setting to the (Old)WorldOfDarkness you are talking about, but it too different and does not belong to the game. I.e. the Vampire-game for the oWoD is called Vampire the Masquerade, while the nWoD Version is Vampire Requiem.
The WoD you are referring to belongs to Paradox Interactive. There is - as far as I know - no official SRD or wiki, but there are a lot of fanmade sites.
Ah so it does. I tried to find something close because white wolf and paradox are very litigious from what I've read and this seemed to be correct.
I was unaware of the differences between them but your clarification makes sense. Thank you.
Warhammer >>> D&D