I'm getting ready to do this with my group as well. So far I'm really enjoying Pathfinder 2e's mechanics. I feel that the three-action system is much more strai

I'm getting ready to do this with my group as well. So far I'm really enjoying Pathfinder 2e's mechanics. I feel that the three-action system is much more straightforward than 5e's action/bonus action system, and the "Sustain a Spell" action much better than concentration. The big thing I don't like is the organization of the core rulebook. Considering how heavily conditions are used, would be nice if features and spells that apply conditions mentioned what those conditions did directly in their description, rather than requiring the reader to repeatedly flip to the conditions section. And there's also the unfortunate tendency for some important details to only be explained in the glossary or other unexpected sections[1]. [1] https://www.reddit.com/r/Pathfinder2e/comments/cx6p63/harmonising_composition/ https://www.reddit.com/r/Pathfinder2e/comments/cx6p63/harmon...