To counter this: you shouldn't sacrifice your own enjoyment for the enjoyment of your players. GMing isn't supposed to be all work no play, and if it is, then you're doing something wrong. Play and and run what's fun for you as well.

I didn't downvote but I'd imagine it's because people aren't interested in seeing this kind of content in this community, and want things to be more discussion based here.

Could you tell me a bit more about your problems with moves? Is it just that they're 2d6 or is it something with the way they're usually structured?

Ooh who are you playing in Pathfinder? I had a bunch of fun with my mid-level fighter as well as my low-level magus and didn't feel like I had to look too many things up. Granted, we were playing on Foundry which helped expedite a lot of things.

I'll add it to my list! Do they branch out from western fantasy at all? I usually run campaigns in different genres so I'm curious how relevant their discussions are to me.