Gwendalen |
Hello,
I ran my first PFS game this evening, (First Steps, Part 1) and I have a few questions.
1. I get a Chronicle sheet just like everyone else, right?
2. My big question is... Am I limited to the same "items found" as the PC's found during the game? i.e. if they missed two of the items, am I also unable to have those items?
My personal opinion is that I should get the availability of all the items listed, it's not my fault that they missed them.
Thank you!!
Michel Lepage |
From the latest Guide to PFS, page 38:
[quote=]"Starting with Version 2.2 of this document (and not retroactive to any previous scenarios that were run), any GM who runs a scenario gets full credit for that scenario applied to one of her own characters. “Full credit” means the GM gets the following: +1 XP for the scenario, 100% of the Max Gold for the subtier most appropriate to the GM’s character, and 2 PP (or, for a slow advancement track character, +1/2 XP, 1 PP, and 50% of the Max Gold for the subtier most appropriate to the GM’s character).
The GM may select any special boons bestowed by a Chronicle sheet, such as free magical treasure, regional boons, or future bonus die rolls. The GM does not get a Day Job check. If the GM previously received partial credit on a Chronicle sheet for a scenario she ran (using the old reward system), she must keep the partial credit and cannot run the scenario again for full credit on a second Chronicle sheet."
So unless you previously played the scenario, yes you have access to every item and get full gold and 2PP.
Gwendalen |
Thank you. :-) I read that and that was how I was understanding it. But wasn't 100% sure if that was correct.
I have one more question. When I was at Gencon we received a wooden token everytime we played. Then we were able to turn 2 tokens in for a boon. Was that something special for Gencon or are players supposed to get tokens each play? If they are, how are those given out and redeemed at home games?
Thank you!!