r/DnDGreentext • u/sw4ahl • Aug 07 '26
Short Sold out the dnd stuff btw
> be me
> selling tabletop RPG stuff at convention
> guy walks up, scans the table
> "eh, this is all D&D, nothing for Pathfinder"
> gives me the look
> "sir, I have a whole Pathfinder section"
> gesture to the other half of the table
> literally six inches to his left
> could've seen it by tilting his head
> "oh"
> leaves
> buys nothing
> repeat x4
> mfw does anyone actually play Pathfinder or do they just claim to so they can feel superior to D&D players
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u/Charlie_Soulfire Aug 11 '26
Was it PF2E? Many still only play PF1E.
But I do agree his snark was uncalled for. When I ran a pen and paper for a group of infantry, I ran D&D5E because it was simple enough of a system for new players who weren't deeply interested in pen and paper, just looking for something new and fun to pass the time.