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Actually, I thought the rule was that replaying was NOT allowed at all, with stepping up to make a legal table being the only exception. But even then, the replay is for no chronicle.
You need to inform the GM that you have played it before to make sure he knows that you know the encounters, etc... And he of course reserves the right to have you at the table or ask you to leave if you spoil it.
I've had tables with repeats and it's never been a problem.
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Actually, I thought the rule was that replaying was NOT allowed at all, with stepping up to make a legal table being the only exception. But even then, the replay is for no chronicle.
You are correct. Replaying is not allowed. Setting at a table to make legal is the only exception. You are also correct in saying that the repeat player does not get a chronicle.
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Recently I played a scenario (Tier 1-5), that I got credit with on another character (Tier 1-2) . There was a table that only had 3 players, so I joined to complete the table with a new 1st level character.
The scenario played up (Tier 4-5).
Do I receive credit on the new character?
No. But ... in case no one told you? Thank you very much for helping make a table so others could enjoy that scenario.
You could GM it and get credit for it, if you really like the chronicle, I highly recommend giving that a shot.
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does the 1 or 1-2 tier rule also apply to We Be Goblins
It does, as it's a sanctioned module; see the 'Applying Credit' section on pp. 23-24 of the PFS Guide.
Note the final sentence though:
A player may only play a tier 1–2 module for credit once with a level 2 character, but may use additional level 1 characters to replay the same module for credit.
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Actually, I thought the rule was that replaying was NOT allowed at all, with stepping up to make a legal table being the only exception. But even then, the replay is for no chronicle.
I don't think so. See below:
You cannot receive more than 1 player Chronicle and 1 GM Chronicle for the same scenario, regardless of how many times you GM or play the scenario. You are free to replay a scenario in order to meet the minimum legal table size (see Chapter 7), but once you have reached that limit, you do not earn any additional rewards beyond having a good time.
If you have already played a scenario and wish to replay it for any reason, you must inform the GM that you have already played the scenario.
Side note, while playing to make the table legal was very much a good-community sort of move, it should be noted that the GM can always toss in a pregen to get the table legal.
In cases in which you simply cannot seat four players, you may run a table of three players, and play an official level-appropriate pregenerated character in order to meet the minimum table size of four PCs.