Uploaded September 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
There are few types of magic that lead to as many adjudication disputes as illusions, across just about any rules-heavy Tabletop RPG with robust magic systems like Pathfinder and D&D. Often times, the line between making the illusion useless and having it be game-breakingly powerful can feel like it's a single whisker away, and thus it can be intimidating as a GM to have to decide where to draw that line. Join us with game design philosophy tips you can use to think about how you make decisions about illusions, as well as specific examples involving illusions in Pathfinder 2e and beyond!
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There are few types of magic that lead to as many adjudication disputes as illusions, across just about any rules-heavy Tabletop RPG with robust magic systems like Pathfinder and D&D. Often times, the line between making the illusion useless and having it be game-breakingly powerful can feel like it's a single whisker away, and thus it can be intimidating as a GM to have to decide where to draw that line. Join us with game design philosophy tips you can use to think about how you make decisions about illusions, as well as specific examples involving illusions in Pathfinder 2e and beyond!
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