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Searching the bodies, you find that Mr. Sussworth has (amongst his other gear), three sealed letters in his vest pocket. Cracking them open, they are written in the common Taldan, and address even more of these false Shadow Pathfinders, giving details and hints as to locations and names. You decide to leave a little surprise for any lingering ShadowFinders that might return, and open that last door holding the scorpion as you leave. With their headquarters now empty, and with a great deal on intel on these upstarts , you present your evidence to the Ardoc family, as well as the shadow leaders of the city, clearing the Pathfinder’s name, and erasing your “debt”.
Deciding to stay a few more dimly lit days, you partake of all the city has to offer, but soon receive word that you are needed back at the Grand Lodge, and your transport is ready. Venture-Captain Drandle Dreg along with one of the Society’s mages appear before you the next morning, having traveled the pathways of magic, come to take you home. Upon your return, you are greeted as heroes. Initiates raise wine glass and mug, forming a gauntlet for you to walk through in the same way that knighthoods raise swords. A sign of respect.
VC Dreng leads you to his office for a debriefing, and you show him all of the evidence you have uncovered, as well as give details of your exploits. All of which he promises will make it into the next Chronicles.
Dear Caggrigar,
The mission in Kaer Maga is proceeding as ordered, though Absalom has seen fit to send Pathfinders here to look into our presence. One of my lieutenants, that fool bard if you must know, murdered Collgardie too late—the old man sent a letter to Dreng and now we’re hip-deep in Pathfinder entanglements. As you well know, this is a difficult city for murder and mayhem— killing the wrong person at the wrong time with the wrong tool
can result in a blood feud or, worse, your expulsion from the city.
We are not popular here anymore. I humbly ask that we scrap this part of the plan and try to establish our headquarters in Whitethrone instead. It’s farther from Absalom than Kaer Maga and I know of no one there that the Society counts as a loyal agent.
Humbly Yours,
Kormiggon Sussworth
Kaer Maga Lodge
Dear Hondo Heru,
I never believed that your ancient Osirian technique for acquiring a tribe of pet goblins would work—but I must now eat my words, dearest Hondo, and tell you that it did. No matter what you hear about my mission here, know that the goblin trick worked.
Sincerely,
Kormiggon Sussworth
Kaer Maga Lodge
Dear Dorianna Ouidda,
What news from Almas? It’s been many months since your last letter and I admit that I’m growing worried that you were found out. Is your disguise still intact? Do you need assistance? Any word from you would be gratefully appreciated.
Sincerely Yours,
Kormiggon Sussworth
Kaer Maga Lodge
Chronicles ar located HERE I'll be reporting it soon. :)
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The main issue with 3-7 is that all players have to be able to fit within the Tier. It would have to be a 1-5th so that Kryssa, Sam, and Umaro (if they want to) can play. Once they hit level 3, that's not a problem. That also knocks out Mudules, because everyone has to be within 1 level of the Module
Are there any 1-5s you can/will do?
Here's a list of what I'd like to run, but I don't mind running something I already have if players want it.
PFS 0 - 02 The Hydra's Fang Incident (1-5)
PFS 0 - 03 Murder on the Silken Caravan (1-5)
PFS 0 - 08 Slave Pits of Absalom (1-5)
PFS 0 - 13 The Prince of Augustana (1-5)
PFS 0 - 17 Perils of the Pirate Pact (1-7)
PFS 0 - 23 Tide of Morning (1-5)
PFS 1 - 01 The Devil We Know - Part I - Shipyard Rats (1-7)
PFS 1 - 02 The Devil We Know, Part II - Cassomir's Locker (1-7)
PFS 1 - 09 The Beggar's Pearl (1-7)
PFS 1 - 13 The Devil We Known, Part III - Crypt of Fools (1-7)
PFS 1 - 15 The Pallid Plague (1-7)
PFS 1 - 17 Delirium's Tangle (1-5)
PFS 1 - 19 The Darkest Vengeance (1-5)
PFS 1 - 20 The Devil We Know, Part IV - Rules of the Swift (1-7)
PFS 1 - 27 The Infernal Vault (1-7)
PFS 2 - 13 Murder on the Throaty Mermaid (1-5)
PFS 2 - 21 The Dalsine Affair (1-7)
PFS 2 - 23 Shadow's Last Stand—Part I At Shadow's Door (1-7)
PFS 2 - 24 Shadow's Last Stand—Part II Web of Corruption (1-7)
PFS 3 - 05 Tide of Twilight (1-5)
PFS 3 - 18 The God's Market Gamble (1-5)
PFS 3 - 21 The Temple of Empyreal Enlightenment (1-5)
PFS 3 - 23 The Goblinblood Dead (1-5)
PFS 5 - 04 The Stolen Heir (1-5)
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That's correct. They where originally worn by ranchers and cattle herders as a means to protect the legs against thorns and brush as they rode. In the US, there is a culture that likes country music and dresses like cowboys, so they tend to wear chaps as more of a fashion statement. Motorcyclists also commonly wear them, both as a sort of protection from crashes and extra padding against the motorcycle's heat and long rides. Then there is also the dominatrix community that wear them more for the mage and to be in full body leather.