Pathfinder 2e Comes to Nat20: Ancestries, Backgrounds & Classes
The Pathfinder Second Edition ruleset is now live on Nat20 — 50 ancestries, 337 backgrounds, and all 27 classes, in English and Spanish. Here is what shipped and what is coming next.

Pathfinder 2e has arrived on Nat20. Alongside the D&D 5e SRD and Cyberpunk Red, you'll now find a Pathfinder Second Edition ruleset in the ruleset library — the first slice of an ongoing effort to bring the full system to the platform.
What's in this release
This initial release covers the three pillars of Pathfinder 2e character creation, so you can look up and reference the building blocks of any hero:
- 50 ancestries — from the familiar (human, elf, dwarf, gnome, goblin, orc) to the exotic, each with its size, speed, ability boosts and flaws, vision, languages, and traits.
- 337 backgrounds — the life your character led before adventuring, with its ability boosts and trained skills.
- 27 classes — the full lineup, from the Fighter and Wizard to the Kineticist, Exemplar, and everything in between, with hit points, key ability, proficiencies, and traits.
Ancestries, backgrounds, and classes are available in both English and Spanish, with the ruleset's labels fully localized so it feels native whichever language your table plays in.
How to use it
Point a campaignat the Pathfinder 2e ruleset and its content becomes browsable content your players can reference and your notes can link to directly — the same way the D&D 5e SRD already works. Every ancestry, background, and class is a first-class entity you can search, open, and mention inline.
More to come
This is a foundation, not the finish line. Spells, feats, class features, equipment, and monsters are all on the roadmap, and each will land as its own browsable set. If there's a part of Pathfinder 2e you want next, tell us — the order we build in is shaped by what tables actually reach for.
Ready to dig in? Open the ruleset library and start with an ancestry — Nat20 is free, and building your next Pathfinder character starts here.




