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I was disappointed to not be able to get tickets for the special events. But when I got to Gencon it was clear why: the Pathfinder presence seems to have shrunk considerably since the days of 1e. Where once we had all of Sagamore ballroom, now we have shrunk down to 1/3 of it or less.

Does anyone know the reason for the decline? Is 2e less popular?

This might provide some information.

Pew Pew!

So, I never cleared it. My pally is now level 15 and technically still a carrier.

On a totally irrelevant aside I still have fond memories of almost killing Bob's paladin by a grappling Minotaur an an extra-dimensional maze. He was out of Lay on Hands and at single digit HP. I needed a 2+ to finish choking him out and rolled a 1. Bob defeated the minotaur and lived to fight another day.

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Learning how to better represent the cost of curing a disease is one of those things.

Let me help you out there. For non-life threatening diseases: just have them be cured.

Rolling dice should only happen when there's risk. If a task will always succeed or always fail, don't roll dice, just describe what happens.

With an infinite period of time, a non-life threatening disease will always be cured eventually. Since we don't care about the time taken, all you're doing is making people with less system mastery waste money and those with system mastery waste time by rolling handfulls of d20s.

Regional Adventures who's creation is overseen by the RVCs.

Announcement of small Starfinder Organized Play Campaign ala Xendrik Expeditions.

John Compton finally gets more than a day off. Although he's ditched the bandana so our psychic connect has been lost :(