Patrick Harris @ SD
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1. You can run an infinite number of characters through the First Step series, but each one can only do each scenario once. You can't replay with the same character over and over and then apply the credit elsewhere; you need to use each character. I mean, I guess with first level rebuilds you could do it with the same character over and over, but that would be so boring I imagine you would actually perish of it.
2. Modules != scenarios. You can run an infinite number of 1st level characters through the Level 1 modules, as long as no one character repeats the same module, but you can only do each module once with a 2nd level character. (After you do that, you can continue to run it with other 1st level characters). However, you cannot run 2nd level characters through 1st level scenarios at all.
Edit: Misread questions. I think this is more accurate.
kinevon
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Actually, Patrick, I think you misread his questions a bit.
1) Each time you play a Tier 1 Scenario or a Tier 1-2 Module, it must be with a different PC. You can play First Steps, Part 1, for example, with John once, George once and kevin once, but you can't play it with Kevin three times and apply the credit to Kevin, John and George.
Note: You can also GM these scenarios for credit any number of times, but each credit must be applied to a different PC, and those PCs cannot also receive credit for playing that same scenario.
2) Modules are not equal to Scenarios. Tier 1 Scenarios cannot be played by 2nd level PCs ever.
Modules, however, can be played with any number of different PCs of 1st level, and once with a 2nd level PC who has not played it previously, nor received GM credit for it.
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Patrick Harris @ SD
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Actually, Patrick, I think you misread his questions a bit.
Hmm. Yeah, I really did, didn't I? Made some changes to my answers. :P