PATHFINDER 2ND EDITION BEGINNER'S GUIDE: THE ACTION ECONOMY!

You make the switch very accessible g

onto the meaty stuff! my background as a player is yes, dnd, but also a game with some crazy action economy. this seems to be a middle ground of that and dnd XD

as a brief: characters get a set number of actions and reactions per round (lets say A = 6, R =4. it increases with level.), but combat is in seconds and everyone can use up to 3 actions and 2 reactions a second.
With 5 seconds a round, that's a maximum 25 actions + reactions for a high level character. but as you see the example character only has 10 so they must be careful to not run out early.

Found your channel with the DnD new recently and exactly what i was looking for. Great series

❤for the al-gorithm code god. Loot of atencion to videos that teach pf2 in the last week.

Excellent video!

A free action my Pugilist will be doing often is "Giving my opponent a rude gesture."

Thank you so much for these videos. Setting up a pathfinder 2e game in my own homebrew world after deciding that my world wasn’t something that could be done in d&d 5e with how I like to run sessions.

I'm just gonna use the term AP, because saying I'm gonna take the sudden charge action, which costs 2 actions sounds a little awkward.

Thank you for this

He didn't explain Three-Actions. Great.

Is there still a free 5-foot step? And attacks of opportunity are no longer universal, yeah?

That song really sounds like the beginning of viva la vida

This video is under fed. So here I am feeding it. Nom nom.

Been a year since I’ve read the core rule book. Gearing up to play in my first 2e adventure path soon. Thanks for the crash course.

Found about your channel through the playtest videos and now I'm trying to learn Pathfinder from your videos

Hugo makes me sick to look at

Very well produced and informative content. All the best to your channel blowing up, Nonat!

Nice video...do you have one summarizing encounter building?😊

Very well done! Subbed and looking forward to any future content. Your quality punches way above your channel size and you should be proud

Leaving a comment and like because 1. This was a VERY well done video. And 2. I want more people to see jt

Very clear and concise summary. Good stuff

saw this on Reddit, keep it up!