I'm not a fan of SW nor Pathfinder - so I completely ignored this.
However, browsing through the books, it does seem like the ideal amount of crunch for me (like I've mentioned in the other thread).
256 pages long sounds crunchier that I'd like, but I'm guessing smaller format, bigger fonts than D&D.
I LOVE how they did classes. Amazing stuff.
Also, I've now realized that, contrary to what I said in the other thread, you CAN go beyond 1d12 (I'm guessing "ad infinitum", since the dire bear has 1d12+1 strength, I wonder how strong a giant or dragon is).
I'm almost tempted to try it - or convert it to a d20 system, which doesn't seem absurd when you consider the optional "proficiency die" rule in 5e.
Did someone house rules some kind of HP (or someway to avoid "shaken")? I remember this is a thing I didn't like about SW.
Also, is this in the OGL like PF or not?