If we’re being honest, as far as much of the Pathfinder fanbase is concerned this review could probably be one paragraph long. It would read: “Lots more monsters, decently written, with good art.”
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The first full-size sourcebook for Pathfinder 2E isn’t going to break any games wide open, but it does an incredible job of offering both a slab of cool, creative character options and expanding players’ abilities to connect with the shared fantasy world of Golarion.
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“The Boros banner stands tall even if its bearer doesn’t.” Those words make up the flavour text on the Magic the Gathering card ‘Goblin Banneret’, and they’re a small but vital part of explaining how a bunch of trading cards completely reshaped the way I think about an iconic RPG monster. Importantly, I don’t really think of them as monsters.
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To enjoy Pathfinder 2E is to enjoy tinkering with mechanics as much as stories; to have fun flicking through sourcebooks and cackling about all the cool heroes you can brew with them.
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It used to be that ‘crunch’ was just a way to refer to the rules of an RPG system, separating it from the setting and storytelling ‘fluff’. Over time the meaning has shifted to mean a blend between depth and complexity that makes a game fun from a mechanical point of view.
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When the folks over as Paizo assured us all that Pathfinder 2E was still going to be Pathfinder at heart they certainly weren’t lying. While the playtest rules have certainly been hit with the sandblaster of modernity, they’re still crunchier than a celery and cockroach taco.
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