just a minor quibble: Fortune/misfortune effects are what 5e people would call advantage/disadvantage, but these effects are WAY less common than in 5e

just saw this. So sorry for your loss.

Foundry VTT is still the best for PF2e/SF2e

shame on you, sir...

Also: Happy new year!

In case you have access to Foundry VTT: There is a button where you can see all the remaster changes in the game settings menu.

It's the only comprehensive list of changes I know of, but I'm sure there are more out there.

Our group has adopted Keeley's hero point rule (or galactic hero point rule for SF). We've seen too many nat 1s rerolled into nat 1s

No idea, but there's generally a small easily missed link on the page for the book

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The classes and ancestries take up way more space than in 5e for example. And the Player Core 1 was already a chonky 460 pages.

And as always: All the rules are free on 2e.aonprd.com (sanctioned by Paizo), but for lore you still need to buy the books. That said, the books are still worth it imo

Get the remastered versions. While mechanically not all that different they renamed tons of stuff (because of WotC's OGL debacle), and it could get confusing should you buy books further down the line.

There's a mod on Foundry for this too: modifiers matter.

weird. The only other thing I can think of is the proximity light setting for the wall/door

Make sure to use „log in as“ if you haven‘t. Sometimes just clicking on a player token doesn‘t exactly show you what a player sees.

For me personally 5e is lacking in too many regions to make it interesting to run or play. Most egregious for me are (in no particular order): the lack of character options, the "just make shit up yourself"-mindset, and the basically non-existent encounter balance

there's always the option to add your own portraits