Pathfinder characters can now only perform three actions on their turn. Those actions might include drawing your sword, casting a spell, or yelling something to someone in your party. Everything ...

In Pathfinder 2e, though, you get three actions. That's it. You can use those actions to swing a sword, to move, to hide, and so on—but once you've done three things, your turn is over.

The most radical change in Pathfinder 2E is its overhaul of combat with the ... that players can use however they wish. Drawing your sword costs an action, as does moving, and so does attacking ...

I've been having a whale of a time getting into Pathfinder 2e lately (except for its counteract rules, which were designed by Lucifer himself to taunt me). Paizo often makes me feel like I'm ...