Pathfinder Society Scenario #3-14: Wonders in the Weave—Part II: Snakes in the Fold (PFRPG) PDF (based on
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A Pathfinder Society Scenario designed for Levels 5–9.
In a world the Pathfinder Society thought theirs for the exploring, the agents sent to retrieve a simple relic find themselves at odds with an entire lizardfolk village. As if that weren't enough, however, am longtime rival to the Society has allied with the lizardfolk, and if not stopped, the Pathfinders' entire operation on the newly discovered demiplane could be in jeopardy.
This scenario is designed for play in Pathfinder Society Organized Play, but can easily be adapted for use with any world. This scenario is compliant with the Open Game License (OGL) and is suitable for use with the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game.
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Is it possible to earn 3 Prestige Points in this scenario?
Spoiler:
Page 18, under Success Conditions, suggests a second PP for getting the Lizardfolk to ally with the Pathfinder Society. Combined with the PP for learning how the Aspis Consortium entered the demi-plane and the Faction Mission PP, this totals 3 PP possible.
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casiel wrote:
Hi Mark,
Is it possible to earn 3 Prestige Points in this scenario?
** spoiler omitted **
Spoiler:
As stated here by mark, to get the PP for completing the scenario they need to both get the Lizardfolk to ally with the Pathfinder Society and learn how the Aspis Consortium entered the demi-plane.
Getting ready to run this but had a question regarding 2 of the NPC's.
Spoiler:
Darritt and Finn are flagged as 7th level rangers in the Tier 8-9 version. However they are only showing one favorite enemy (elves +2).
As 7th level rangers they should have 2 FE one at +2 and one at +4.
The map is drawn like it is a one square equals five feet but the legend says it is one square is ten feet. Did the artist not know what the size was when they drew the map?