GM Baerlie |
So far the following players applied:
Table 1
Evenstar / Barbarian 1
Sothy Samnang / Alchemist 1
Therbin Werrak / Warpriest 1
Nadral / Paladin 1
Billin / Oracle 1
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Table 2
Dorgrin Ironbeard / Fighter 1
thzero / Sorcerer 1
Lufien "Silvertongue" Loamin / Bard 1
Kyroden Hawkstorm / Witch 1 Alchemist 1
Ragnar Jorinson / Fighter 1
Which means two tables of 5 players each. I'm goint to create the gameplay threads for both tables later this day.
GM Baerlie |
Both tables are full, no more applications will be accepted!
Table 1
Evenstar / Barbarian 1
Sothy Samnang / Alchemist 1
Therbin Werrak / Warpriest 1
Nadral / Paladin 1
Billin / Oracle 1
Stemboy / Cleric 2 or Druid
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Table 2
Dorgrin Ironbeard / Fighter 1
thzero / Sorcerer 1
Lufien "Silvertongue" Loamin / Bard 1
Kyroden Hawkstorm / Witch 1 Alchemist 1
Ragnar Jorinson / Fighter 1
Dementia Walker / Rogue 1
RECRUITMENT CLOSED!!!
GM Baerlie |
Swapping PCs:
Table 1
Evenstar / Barbarian 1
Sothy Samnang / Alchemist 1
Therbin Werrak / Warpriest 1
Nadral / Paladin 1
Billin / Oracle 1
thzero / Sorcerer 1
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Table 2
Dorgrin Ironbeard / Fighter 1
Lufien "Silvertongue" Loamin / Bard 1
Kyroden Hawkstorm / Witch 1 Alchemist 1
Ragnar Jorinson / Fighter 1
Dementia Walker / Rogue 1
Maeron Calaerdaer / Druid 2
I think this should be correct now :)
And Maeron Calaerdaer mentioned it already, please make legal PFS characters (name in green), put the stats in your character's profile and a short summary into the classes/levels field (example). It's faster and easier for the GM to Access important Information.
Icarus Freson |
Icarus, are you aware the Heirloom Weapon only gives you proficiency with that specific single kukri. So if you buy a masterwork or magical kukri at a later date, you won't be proficient in using them.
I was not, I assumed when it said that specific weapon that it meant daggers or longswords etc. not that crappy non masterwork weapon that you got. Thanks Ill see what I can change.
Maeron Calaerdaer |
What do you mean by knowing more about the campaign? PFS is typically one shot adventures on behalf of the Pathfinder Society. Each scenario can have different themes, locations and tactics. Some take place in the frigid north of Irrisen, some in the deserts of Osiria and some on the busy streets of Absalom. Some adventures are dungeon crawls, some are straight up combats and an increasing amount are social encounters and investigations. There's no 'campaign' theme outside of the story arcs that weave through various different scenarios, due to the likelyhood that you may never play with the same GM or group of players twice (granted Baerlie has GM'ed for me twice before.)
I would suggest equipping yourself in such a way that you're prepared for the most common occurences. If you can, get your hands on the Pathfinder Society Primer and the Pathfinder Society Field Guide (at the very least, read the free Guide To Pathfinder Society Organized Play). You'll find them a great help and they'll ensure you prepare as well as you can for what's to come in your future adventures.
Hope that helps.
GM Baerlie |
You can buy some additional equipment in the city after you got your mission. Like Maeron said, PFS is a row of single adventures not an entire campaign. When playing a PFS game in RL it takes about four to five hours to complete the game. You are usually allowed to buy additional equipment after you got your mission, before you leave. Which equipment is availabe depends on the size of the city you are in.
Icarus Freson |
What do you mean by knowing more about the campaign? PFS is typically one shot adventures on behalf of the Pathfinder Society. Each scenario can have different themes, locations and tactics. Some take place in the frigid north of Irrisen, some in the deserts of Osiria and some on the busy streets of Absalom. Some adventures are dungeon crawls, some are straight up combats and an increasing amount are social encounters and investigations. There's no 'campaign' theme outside of the story arcs that weave through various different scenarios, due to the likelyhood that you may never play with the same GM or group of players twice (granted Baerlie has GM'ed for me twice before.)
I would suggest equipping yourself in such a way that you're prepared for the most common occurences. If you can, get your hands on the Pathfinder Society Primer and the Pathfinder Society Field Guide (at the very least, read the free Guide To Pathfinder Society Organized Play). You'll find them a great help and they'll ensure you prepare as well as you can for what's to come in your future adventures.
Hope that helps.
I have both the suggested reading books, I meant I didn't want to purchase a bunch of stuff for a desert if we were going to be in the north and have to lug it around all campaign. I now know what I need from reading the mission intro.