You can't get up now, that's cat law.

Ah yes, a gourmet kitchen with no counters or appliances, the perfect addition to any home.

I would say that it's more that Pathfinder's complexity and choices are more evenly distributed. For instance martial characters actually get to make decisions about their class abilities on a regular basis, not just casters.

People think PF2 has too many rules but most of the player-facing rulebook is build options for the classes. Once you choose a class, you have a much more manageable length of text to parse.

The group will have a lot of fun and that player will feel really cool for having just the right spell/feat/whatever.

I agree that that episode wasn't great, but I think the worst episode is the one where Voyager acts as a prison transport and the inmate Neelix takes pity on because his people are disproportionately incarcerated turns out to just be a murderous psychopath.

Sorry Bun, there just isn't any other system for organizing an economy.

We'd all have to play it, that's what.

You know what would really piss off Trump the most? Voting for a queer socialist person of color. Look how mad Zohran made him and he's two out three of those and localized in one city.