I know that foods and potions are technically both considered healing items, but people will more commonly use foods for buffs instead of heals. So why are they grouped together?
Hello, theres a game ive been trying to look for for the past few hours. I orignally watched the devlogs of the game and decided to play it. I recently remembered it and am trying to look for the game. (the developer/devlogs would work as well). the attatched image is what i remember from the game. (I do remeber that the colors were VERY vibrant and had a kirby-esque gameplay loop)
Hello, I am working on homebrew for Pathfinder 2e, and I wondering if there was a theme for it. I dont want to use the dnd5e players handbook or dungeon master's guide theme because they are for dnd. However, i dont want to use blank or UnearthedArcana because they are too bland (and hurt my retinas), and journal just looks to clunky.
If anyone know of/has/found any pathfinder themes, please let me know. If not, ill just stick with the phb. (CSS styles also help)
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So I'm working on ideas for a homebrew Pathfinder campaign/world, and I was wondering which of the two would be better.
I'm more fond of, and acquainted with homebrewery, but worldanvil is *stated* to be better for worldbuilding, lore, etc.
What's the verdict?
(Also mb about the flair, it's either "Problem" or "Tips, Tricks, and Resources" but neither are actually accurate...)