YouTube channel Time2Dice is making a delightful "How to Play [Class]" series using corporate training videos as a framing device.


Pathfinder Second Edition General Discussion


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I stumbled across the Time2Dice channel randomly, and I'm really enjoying their content. My favorite mini-series of theirs is "Your First Day as a(n) X," which goes over basic level one features of a particular character class, then shows them in motion via combat demo. The whole thing is dressed up as corporate office schlock, with a lot of tongue-in-cheek jokes and surprisingly solid continuity.

Their most recent video is on the necromancer, and they do a good job of making a fairly complex class feel accessible. I know a lot of us here are Society GMs, and are thus constantly on the lookout for good resources for new players, so I figured I'd share.

Full playlist here. It has twelve entries so far, and even includes a couple Starfinder classes! I think these are the best videos I've seen for introducing players to the basics of a particular class (they're short, simple, and funny instead of the usual dry, hour-long information overload that's typical for PaizoTubers), and I'm genuinely surprised they're not getting more attention.

(Posted with permission from Time2Dice. Maya, let me know if this is against the rules and I'll take it down.)


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Nice; I'll check those out. Faux-corpo training videos is exactly my kind of humor.


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Stumbled onto that necromancer vid earlier today myself, it has a delightful cadence. I'll have to watch the rest of the playlist later.


I can't seem to find this channel. correction it kept changing my search result lol.

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