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Pathfinder 2e Remastered GM toolkit

Pathfinder 2e tools built around the way PF2e plays

ArcForge keeps PF2e campaign prep, three-action combat, battle maps, creatures, spells, items, and session notes in one GM workspace. Use Remastered terminology without translating everything from another system.

PF2e Remastered•Three-action combat•ORC rules support

System-aware tools

PF2e mechanics where the session needs them

Pathfinder tools should understand the system rather than relabel a generic fantasy tracker. ArcForge carries PF2e language and mechanics into characters, combat, encounters, references, and campaign prep.

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Three actions

Three-action combat

Track initiative, hit points, conditions, dying and wounded values, reactions, and the three actions each creature has during its turn.

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Remastered

PF2e terminology

Keep Strikes, Strides, spell ranks, ancestries, proficiency ranks, and four degrees of success aligned with Pathfinder 2e Remastered.

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Level 1-20

Characters and creatures

Manage characters from level 1 to 20 and prepare creatures by level, with PF2e ancestries, classes, backgrounds, defenses, and actions.

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ORC reference

Spells, items, and rules

Search Pathfinder spells, magic items, conditions, traditions, and rules references drawn from legally licensed ORC material.

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Shared play

Battle maps and shared play

Place tokens, align grids, reveal fog of war, and let players follow the live battlefield while private GM information stays hidden.

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Campaign record

Campaign continuity

Connect scenes, quests, factions, NPCs, locations, loot, and session journals so consequences carry forward between adventures.

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Built for consequential play

From encounter prep to campaign history

Prepare level-appropriate creatures and hazards, run the encounter with PF2e conditions and actions, then record rewards, relationships, and unresolved threads for the next session.

At the table

Rules depth should sharpen the scene, not pull the GM away from it.

Keep PF2e’s actions, conditions, creatures, maps, and campaign context together while player-facing information and private GM knowledge stay clearly separated.

A complete session cycle

Three stages. One continuous campaign.

01

Prepare the challenge

Build scenes, choose level-appropriate creatures and hazards, ready maps, and connect every encounter to the campaign.

02

Run every action

Track initiative, conditions, dying and wounded values, reactions, and each creature’s three actions without leaving the session.

03

Carry it forward

Record rewards, relationships, discoveries, and unresolved threads so the next session starts from what the party changed.

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Choose the toolkit for your table

ArcForge also supports D&D 5e and custom or homebrew systems. Each system has a focused starting point while sharing the same campaign workspace.

Reference content is based on Pathfinder 2e Remastered material published under the ORC License. ArcForge is an independent platform and is not affiliated with Paizo Inc.

Pathfinder tools FAQ

Does ArcForge support Pathfinder 2e Remastered?

Yes. ArcForge includes Pathfinder 2e Remastered terminology and workflows for the three-action economy, degrees of success, proficiency ranks, ancestries, classes, spells, creatures, conditions, and equipment.

Can ArcForge track PF2e combat?

Yes. The combat tools track initiative, hit points, conditions, dying and wounded values, and actions during a turn, while the battle map keeps tokens and shared positioning in the same workspace.

Where does ArcForge’s Pathfinder rules content come from?

ArcForge uses Pathfinder 2e Remastered material available under the Open RPG Creative License. ArcForge is an independent platform and is not affiliated with Paizo Inc.

Are the Pathfinder GM tools free?

ArcForge is free to start. Manual adventure creation and session tools are available on the free plan, while paid plans expand creation, map, storage, and campaign limits.

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