This week: Critical Role announced a Daggerheart mini-campaign, Paizo revealed a Pathfinder dating card game, Barnes & Noble revealed the existence of unknown Pathfinder/Starfinder books, and a BG3 artist had a bone to pick with WizKids. 

These systems allow for a player to create a character and carry said character through different adventures, with different groups and game masters, with the knowledge (or assurance) that the character will be compatible with the adventure and the content will fit the character.

Vontent farm Valnet purchased gaming site Polygon causing layoffs, Roll20 began integrating Demiplane, a new Deathmatch Island expansion released, and Pathfinder put out an Asian Fantasy Humble Bundle.

So, you’re looking to create a character for Pathfinder Second Edition. Can’t tell the difference between an Ancestry and a Heritage? Intimidated by a seemingly infinite feat list? Just want to smash kobolds in a barbarian rage? Well, you’ve come to the right place.

Fret not! The many experienced professional Pathfinder 2e Game Masters on StartPlaying are extremely ready and very excited to teach those wanting to jump in!

Seasoned adventurers and curious newcomers alike love the in-depth tactical extravaganza that is OG Pathfinder, but may not always know how to find the right group. The lasting legacy of Pathfinder’s first edition endures thanks to its intricate rule system, extensive character customization options, and mountains of interlinked content. But finding a group to play it with doesn’t have to be nearly as complex. Here are the best places to find your perfect Pathfinder 1e party ranked from absolute best to all the rest.

D&D and Pathfinder were cut from the same cloth—If you know one, you’ll already have a strong grasp of the other.