nethys-search VS terraform-examples

P.S. while making this, I decided to try and replicate this search using the general Search tool. Combining the above steps with Filter -> Types / Categories -> Item gets almost the same results... almost. It turns out the Item filter in Type / Category excludes the Base Armor, Base Shields, and Base Weapons subcategories. Something to be aware of!

I play almost exclusively virtually so I typically am using Virtual Tabletop for any character option lookup, and if i need to do a rule lookup i will use Archives of Nethys (AoN). Foundry already has all of the character options in it making it very easy to look up spells, feats, etc. And AoN has a decent search and navigation that makes it easy to find things once you are familiar with it. I also use a OneNote (or similar software) as my GM Screen which has important information on it like common tables needed to reference, any notes i may have written for the session, etc.

July 27th - Project Nethys Search, a search engine for Archives of Nethys by Andreas Lundkvist (A search app for the tabletop RPG Pathfinder 2nd Edition called Nethys Search. Repo available at https://github.com/galdiuz/nethys-search. App available at: https://2e.aonprd.com/Search.aspx)

If you want a quick reference, use the GM screen or just search AoN... or use the GM screen on AoN.

I don't know of anyone who uses Nexus, it's an expensive alternative to a bunch of great free tools like Pathbuilder, Archives of Nethys, Wanderer's Guide, PF2Easy, and so on.

If you play online, or have a laptop with you, keep 1-2 tabs open with either https://2e.aonprd.com/Search.aspx or https://pf2easy.com/ . Unlike 5e, there are really good free tools to search through rules for any book, and being able to actually read word for word abilities makes it wayyyy easier to answer questions as a DM

You can use https://galdiuz.github.io/nethys-search/.

https://galdiuz.github.io/nethys-search/ This site can search through Nethys pretty darn well (better than Nethys' own search engine). You can sort by various types of speed on it under the "Sort Results" category.

For search, Galdiuz has joined our team and is bringing Nethys Search to be integrated into the site. That should hopefully be up and running in a few weeks

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