The original PF2E design had space for me to take notes (at least in places) so I could write down penalties, what a spell did, what an ability did. That way I don't have to look it up EVERY TIME I USE IT. Now look at the spell list design. As someone who plays a lot of...
he'd could turn any fight into a living hell for everyone. Outdoors was even worse, because he'd usually be hiding in the form of a sparrow. The dude also photocopied every single druid spell, from every book, so his potential spell ...
Heck, for a more apples-to-apples comparison, I’d point to the spell Rope Trick. It’s a 4th level spell (2nd-level back in First Edition) that creates an extradimensional space at the top of a rope. You climb up the rope and there’s a little space you can hang out in and ...