I'll certainly look into it; I'm definitely comfortable with the idea of revisiting these kinds of designs down the line to adapt them to other systems! I'll just need more research time first.

I get you, though--the trouble is just that there's a larger sector of 5e games/players compared to PF2.

I'd certainly be open to trying my hand at it, though I'm admittedly not as familiar with PF2 to ensure it feels fleshed out enough and balanced.

Woozley goobs!

My project is creating game pieces for existing game systems (in this case, 5e-compatible systems) based on attendee input at game design panels that I'm running at conventions.

Listen, a few gold pieces upfront and I'm sure she'll help you track down whoever walked off with that.

That's where a lot of the OSR(-likes) have been picking up in the last few years! I'm all for the further diversification that's been happening lately; it really opens up the options available to be a better fit for the experiences each table is after.