| SJ82 |
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Hey fellow friends and gamers,
First off, sorry if I may post these questions in the wrong forums. First time I post something and I am probably intimidated by the amount of subforums here (so please let me know if it's wrong or posted in the wrong section).
Coming from D&D of various editions I am trying to lure some of my friends to Pathfinder2e, which I personally think has the more interesting system rules- and optionswise.
Now our group rarely has been a crunch or tactical fighting group, but more of a role-play / character background story focusing group. When talking about PF2e, the question came up what the "core expectations" of Golarion are in comparison of the Forgotten Realms, which is a setting that we all are quite familiar with. (Similar to what Guy Sclanders talks about in his YT Video https://youtu.be/1JdHIhRkZ_I when comparing star wars and star trek).
I really like Golarion, the vast differences of each nation and its stories but struggled to answer this question, what sets both settings apart from each other.
We really do not want to explore the Forgotten Realms using the 5e rules and I am quite intrigued to gamemaster adventures and campaigns set in Golarion, so I am really looking forward to your answers!
Best regards from Germany
P.S.: Is it just my faulty perception or do 90% of the conversations about Pathfinder revolve solely around the rules and mechanics?