but what if you want a blade that stabs into someone and then snaps off, leaving a chunk of sharp metal inside them?

not the ones in OP’s image

i know what it is, i was just making fun of the image in the OP because the holes don’t match the dice

ok so we read left to right, meaning -> this direction.

B person A

so what’s behind person is the letter B and in front of them there’s an A, right? why do people say it backwards am i stupid

do the holes in the upper lid also not match the bottom

how much health do they have around the level where they’d have access to a staff of the magi?

why do we expect the trolley to kill anyone? some of those guys can be bitten by dragons and survive, they’ll surely stop the trolley or be able to rip out of the rope on tipe

or the rogue can just undo the knots really fast

that’s a weird looking apo’strophe

now add an apostrophe to mob’s

i’ve heard native speakers are actually more prone to misusing apostrophes because they learned the sounds before writing, while non natives learn both at the same time

sorry i dont speak spanish

oh, ok. you’ve just restarted the game then

“running the game” made me lose the game. btw, you just lost it too

i wasnt expecting that

dont let them go back into human form before digestion is over though, something bad could happen

when are we getting pathfinder 2e soup

combat’s fine if you need actual strategy, like in pathfinder

don’t most people start out in level 5?

in pf2e a round is also 6 seconds, and you can also attack 3 times in a turn, it’s just that you get -5 on the attack roll for the second and -10 for the third (or -4 and -8 for agile weapons)

so you could also kill 3 people in one turn, if your level is high enough

as a pathfinder 2e player, i find it very weird that, in d&d, cratures can attack so many times with no penalty