u/Puzzleheaded_Mind486

GM's who ran Kingmaker(2e)... how many players did you have?

The title is exactly my question! I am planning on running Kingmaker for Pathfinder2e soon, and I am curious to see how many players others have run for. I've heard that 4 is the sweet spot for all AP's, but I also have the possibility of a 5th who would like to join. I've heard all sorts of things about this adventure path difficulty-wise, from people who say it was too easy for their group to others that say it can get very challenging. I'd like to retain a level of challenge while not absolutely obliterating my party WITHOUT having to do many adjustments.

I'd like to hear from other GM's about how many players they ran with and if they found that number to be a good fit, too weak, or too strong. Thank you!

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u/Puzzleheaded_Mind486 — 11 days ago

Good Body-Down Rule Community Server?

Are there any good servers with body down rules that aren't semi-realism or realism? I've been playing on Yellowtones with some friends and while it is fun, body down is what I'd like to play on. I'm looking for one that is relatively low rules but also has a body down rule.

The only main rules I look for outside of body down is no mix-dieting and no going over slot limit (or megapacking, I suppose). Other rules can be optional, but I don't like rules that favor one diet over another. I don't mind the amount of rules, but the less/simpler they are, the better.

Passive growth and/or faster growth is preferred, so are chat rules.

Mods are also optional, but preferred if they are limited. Thanks!

EDIT: At most, I would look into semi-realism servers. Mostly just curious if there are any that fit what I am looking for.

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u/Puzzleheaded_Mind486 — 4 months ago