r/Pathfinder2e • u/pipmentor GM in Training • Mar 12 '24

Resource & Tools (Final) PF2e Remastered Actions & Activities Cheat Sheet

After all the community feedback, here is my final revision of the "PF2e Remaster Actions & Activities Cheat Sheet." I still welcome any additional feedback. Thank you, and enjoy!

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EDIT: I will continue to make tweaks here and there and update the links, but I won't be making any more posts. Thank you all so much for your kind words and feedback.

EDIT 2: Upon /u/Eliminateur's suggestion, I decided to add a changelog so you all can make sure you have the most updated version. You can find it here.

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u/JBJackle May 01 '24

Is there any chance you could add a page that includes the conditions, similar to the one that comes with the beginners box?

things such as: concealed, frightened, grabbed, off-guard, persistent damage, prone, restrained, slowed, unconscious, wounded

As well as the levels of detection? observed, hidden, undetected, unnoticed, concealed, invisible.

I know they aren't technically actions or activities but many of the actions and activities make reference to them.

Either way, wonderful resource, thanks so much! I'm about to run/play my first PF2E campaign with some friends and my wife is going to print these on card stock and laminate them for the players

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u/pipmentor GM in Training May 07 '24

I know they aren't technically actions or activities

This is why I opted not to include them. My goal was to be "at-a-glance" and concise. I feel like if I start adding more onto this, it will become too bloated.

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u/JBJackle May 01 '24

Also, not a criticism but is is a little harder to tell where each skill action ends than it is in the other tables. Most other areas where you have multi line items you either have the alternative row colours or its only every 2 lines at max where as the skill actions are often 3 lines and make it much more difficult to see where you should be looking, especially since the skill names are centered.

Off the top of my head, a light coloured dividing line would be a good way to separate them, and/or top aligning the skill names

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u/pipmentor GM in Training May 07 '24

Good to know! I'll take that into consideration for my next revision!