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Feel free to dot in here!
I also want to just take a moment to remind everyone to do what you can to try to post regularly and quickly...with a seven-person party, we don't want to get bogged down, especially when it comes time for combat! If you are worried you won't be able to post on a particular day, please let me know here or via PM so I can bot you.
Looking forward to the game!

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Player: Andreas F (aka SkipperD)
Character: Gratus Casca
PFS#: 35574-28
Faction: Dark Archives
Dayjob: None
I'll be standing quietly in the corner during important descisions, since I've played this one four times, and GM'ed it seven times.

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Player Great Green God
Character Thaia Rossenvelt of the Egorian Rossenvelts
PFS # 139009-13
Faction Sovereign Court
Day Job Profession (merchant business woman): 1d20 + 7 ⇒ (15) + 7 = 22
Been here, played this.

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haracter Name: Lissaya
Player Name: caps
PFS-ID: 137974-21
Faction: Dark Archives
Day Job Roll (if any): day job, profession militai-trainer: 1d20 + 7 ⇒ (18) + 7 = 25

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2/2 on rolling 25s for day jobs with this character!
Also, I have played the Confirmation many many times.

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I should've mentioned this before, but like many PbP GMs, I roll things like Initiative, opposed Perception, and (if people are ok with it) saving throws for you guys to speed things along. If anyone prefer I not do this, please just let me know!
Linked the combat map at the top of the page as well.

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So, a question, as I know there are a lot of people more familiar with PFS than I in this game:
It's my understanding that PFS is much more strict about following the rules precisely as written than a lot of other groups (for the good reason of ensuring similar experiences over a wide variety of tables). Based on my own experience, I thought that included adjudicating initiative strictly in the order rolled.
(This is in contrast to, say, the way I run my non-PFS games on these boards, where I generally adjudicate all PCs' actions that come before the enemies' in the order that they're posted--makes it a lot easier for people to post when they have time, rather than having to wait for the people ahead of them in initiative to post.)
Am I correct in this? I just feel a little silly/bogged down by having all these great posts (like we did in that fight) and then ignoring half of them. :P
Thanks! Just want to make sure I'm both 1) running the table "legally" and 2) providing a good time.

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From all the games that I have played and GMed in the play by post format, it appears that batch groups are prioritized rather singular initiative orders, mostly to keep the game flowing smoothly. An example would be monsters got a 21 some players got between 20 and 15, and the last set of monsters got lower so the initiative would be.
Round 2
Those in bold may act
Monster C
Players
Monster A, Monster B
The main reason as to why it would be in batches is because people can delay, and it would be easier to accommodate initiative changes cause by the delay action.

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From all the games that I have played and GMed in the play by post format, it appears that batch groups are prioritized rather singular initiative orders, mostly to keep the game flowing smoothly. An example would be monsters got a 21 some players got between 20 and 15, and the last set of monsters got lower so the initiative would be.
Round 2
Those in bold may act
Monster C
Players
Monster A, Monster B
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Yeah, I'm fine with that set up, as it's what I have run into the most. The other rules are more stringent though, which I don't mind as it helps me make sure something is played how it should be. *example* Dancing Lights and Ghost Sound can make a singing critter of light.

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I have seen PFS PbP GMs occasionally adjudicate tricky actions in strict turn order but for them most part it is just done by posting order within blocks as others have said. It rarely makes a significant difference anyway, since the same thing could be accomplished through delayed or readied actions in a more strict setting.
-Posted with Wayfinder

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Hi all, I myself was sideswiped by a combination of life and Paizo's website downtime yesterday that prevented me from posting...I see we're still missing some surprise round actions, but I'm just going to bot them for now to move us forward. Probably my fault for the unclear communication. Apologies.
Gunter, I hope all is as well as can be for you and your family!

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Sorry for the delay in posting. I expected to catch up over the weekend but spent literally all weekend helping my parents move. I hope to be caught up by the end of tomorrow.
-Posted with Wayfinder

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No worries. From what I saw, there were quite a few people! Almost went to Disneyland an Saturday, but saw that the March was three blocks wide and was glad I had to help my folks move things from their garage to storage. I hope you enjoyed the march!

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haracter Name: Bennybeck Wabbittracks
PFS#:43330 -1 Jason Rodarte 520 is the # he is under
Faction: Silver Crusade
Day Job: Perform Sing 1d20 + 4 ⇒ (3) + 4 = 7

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Thanks for a wonderful game!
DM, how soon do you think that you can get the chronicle out. There is another PFS that he now qualifies for that the DM said he could join if I can level Benny up by tonight.

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All chronicles are now uploaded! Sorry for the delay. Please make sure to download them, because I will not keep them up there forever (they'll be there for a little while though, so don't panic).
Thanks again for a great game, all!

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All chronicles are now uploaded! Sorry for the delay. Please make sure to download them, because I will not keep them up there forever (they'll be there for a little while though, so don't panic).
Thanks again for a great game, all!
Thaia is sub-tier 2. *Sniff*