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Discussion thread is up! This scenario is a season 0, so it should run quickly and easily.
Just a quick disclaimer: some enemies in this scenario are using a 3.5E weapon which lost the properties it was supposed to have. As suggested on the board, I'll run this scenario with the 3.5E rules for the weapon in question.
Can everyone already post their PFS number for their character when checking in, as well as their init and perception score, please?

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I'm putting the game on pause until Sunday 13th, as indicated in the Gameplay thread. It's too complicated to GM a fight without access to the map. Also, Broken Prince, come back! Buying you some time here!
-Posted with Wayfinder

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Alchemy: 1d20 + 8 ⇒ (13) + 8 = 21 +1 if tools can be used to aid day job checks
People should also think about if they'd like Liam to craft them anything DC20 or lower between this scenario and the next.

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I think I also read that Crafter's Fortune can be used between scenarios, as well, for an additional +5 (as far as crafting DC's goes, though it might also work for day job rolls, I don't know).
No day job for Anaristiel.

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In this link it's confirmed that you can use Crafter's Fortune for making items, but not day job checks.

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Let's just remind ourselves of how a day job check works:
During these times, you can attempt a trained Craft, Perform, or Profession check to see how much extra money you earn—this is called a Day Job check.
As long as you have at least one rank in a Craft, Perform or Profession, you can roll it as your day job check.
Permanent bonuses from equipment, feats, racial bonuses, and traits affect your Day Job check as they would any check for the rolled skill, but temporary bonuses such as those granted by spell effects, other than crafter’s fortune, do not contribute, as the duration over which the Day Job check is made is undefined and represents a longer amount of time than a spell’s duration would permit the bonus to remain. You may take 10 on a Day Job check, but you may not take 20 nor can you aid another.
You were right Ana, crafter's fortune is the one exception to the rule. It can be used, as well as masterwork tools, and so on.

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Hmm, somehow I managed to misread that when I was initially creating Liam. Oh well, after this scenario I'll buy a scroll of Crafter's Fortune and copy it into my formula book, so I guess that means it won't apply to this day job check, but it will in the future: Day Job: 22
This also means I'll be able to craft things up to DC25, if anybody has requests.

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I'm back! The scenario is now at an end, except for your final report to Gandros, which is purely for your amusement and fun.
The chronicle sheets are ready, but unfortunately you missed the secondary success condition. It's a pain to do, to be honest - you had to catch Randalan (the bard / Steel Wyvern leader in the Almsman's Sanctuary encounter) or kill him (plus half the thugs, but that part was easy enough).
Here are the CS:
Liam
Ic
Gert
Wulfren
Anaristiel