[PFS - PbP Gameday 5] GM Skipper's #3-04 The Kortos Envoy (tier 7-11) (Inactive)

Game Master SkipperD

In case we need a discussion thread.

Player: PatheticWretch
Character: Ethendril h'Caramore
PFS# 132,076-11
Faction Silver Crusade

day job (diplomacy from caravan): 1d20 + 14 ⇒ (16) + 14 = 30

Player: I'm Hiding In Your Closet
Character: Dr. Zephyrus Vitruvian
PFS# 40025-5
Faction: Dark Archives
Day Job: Craft (Alchemy): 1d20 + 25 ⇒ (2) + 25 = 27

My apologies, I had a last minute no notice travel for work. just got back and I am catching up.

Can Zombie Urso, at least, make it to the top with us since as a Relentless Zombie he has a Climb speed?

@Zephyrus: I did not know that, so sure, why not. It acts in your turn.

Apologies for the lack of posting for the past two days, I've moved into a new apartment and my ISP still hasn't restored my connexion. I'll do my best to post from my phone in the meantime, but if I need to be botted, please do so. Sorry about the inconvenience!

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I will be in transit for a bit as I make my way back to the states. I will try and keep up as much as I can but please bot me as needed.

So, book-keeping quandary: I learned crafter's fortune when I was level 2 or 3, but it was a while before I learned it applied to Day Job rolls - DM, would you be willing to tack on the money I should have made in the interim? Since it's +5, it would just mean one grade up in every case. I can provide my original results from the Chronicles where I made that mistake.

I'm not sure if I can do anything retroactively on your other chronicle sheets. If you can get a clear answer on a forum or something, then I'll do it.

Let me make this case: I played "The Frostfur Captives" 3 times for credit before my group figured out that that couldn't be done, so we went through the Chronicles of two of those characters retroactively subrtracting gold, experience, and Prestige/Fame, so while one could say that's different, it does set a precedent for retroactive Chronicle changes.

I'd say that's something to take up with a VC or the like, rather than an individual GM who just happens to be GMing this particular table for you. Conversely one can also write it off as the cost of having learned the system better-- I've wound up having to spend prestige to retrain options I took or misplayed through ignorance, etc.

Were I to take the former route, which VC would I take it up with, since in-person Pathfinder Society is dead where I live, and has been for at least a few years now?

Well, since you're doing a lot of PBP play you might try IronHelixx here on the boards, who is the online VC.

Sounds fair. Thank you.

Great game, thank you GM Skipper!