Pathfinder 2 splitting Perception out of skills was a good decision. It's too good for Thievery or Athletics to compete with.

You missed the part where she was then shredded into ginger-flavored pulled pork xD

That's why I like "Passive Perception" in D&D 5th edition. You DONT need to tell the player they failed a perception check...

For a second I thought was a Disco Elysium comic, because that's about how things would play out in that game. You'd fail a perception check and trip over your own shoelaces, then suffer morale damage.

(Crap, commented on the wrong page and can't do anything with it)

Aye, t'is absolutely maddening. It's also why I refuse to not specialise in Perception.

The Goblins are also remarkably entertaining.

And fun to play in D&D, so will keep hoping for either a Volo's Guide-esq DLC or someone to mod the little bastards in as a playable race.

When this happens, I go to camp and swap out my members. The new guys sometimes have better luck.

Or I just have Asterion run out up front.

This is why the gm rolls in secret.

METAGAMER!11

So I see another version of this comic with the top bit of a fourth panel, but only a hint of it...

i found 4800.png, but there is literally only 8 pixels of a 4th panel in there
i demand the full lewd panel!

This is why playing Human is superior to all.