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Sorry I am coming in late, what levels is this for? I have 2 4th level characters, a cleric of Sheyln and a sorcerer, who could come. [/ooc]
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I would prefer a low level character, but play what you like to play.
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While the PCs are in Rahadoum, they must adhere to its
laws prohibiting deific worship, divine spellcasting, religious
expression, and possession of holy relics. Worshipping
a deity in public, divine spellcasting, and attempting to
influence another’s religious opinion are considered serious
offenses. Punishments typically escalate from warnings to
public humiliation (such as stamping an offender’s skin with
long-lasting ink) to public lashing to expulsion.
Rather than focus on the specifics of these punishments,
this scenario tracks’ PCs offenses with Legion Points. As a PC
performs forbidden actions where citizens are likely to see
them, the PC earns Legion Points. Typically a PC only earns
up to 2 points per encounter even if she performs several
infractions (such as casting several different divine spells).
However, exceptional infractions that affect large groups,
threaten the city’s safety, or represent a blatantly callous
disregard for Rahadoum’s laws (eg. setting fire to a building
or magically convincing numerous citizens to defy the Pure
Legion) may exceed this limit. Unless removed (see below),
Legion Points generally last until the end of the adventure.
Minor Offenses (1 Point): Possession of religious
contraband or the public display of religious imagery is
considered a minor offense that earns the PC 1 Legion Point,
and the contraband is confiscated.
Major Offenses (2 Points): Worshipping a deity in public,
casting a divine spell (including the use of channel energy or
domain abilities), or proselytizing a religion is considered a
major offense that earns the PC 2 Legion Points.
Consequences: A PC who has 2 or more Legion Points
receives an indelible ink stamp on the forehead identifying
her as a lawbreaker. The PC takes a –2 penalty on skill checks
to influence law-abiding inhabitants of Rahadoum, which
includes all of the named living NPCs in this scenario. A PC
who has 5 or more Legion Points is arrested and put on the
next ship bound for Absalom.
Removing Points: A PC can remove 1 Legion Point by
spending a number of Prestige Points equal to 1 plus the
number of Legion Points she has already removed in this
way (e.g., removing the first Legion Point costs 1 Prestige
Point, the second costs 2, 3 for the third, etc.).
Tally Riceak 1 point
tusk 2 points
You turned your holy things in. This already counts as one point.
I am sorry that are the rules of this secenario. You are already punished for being a cleric.
Of course. But did anyone ask about the problems beforehand?
Not all secenarios are equal. Some are not utterly fair.
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I am not complaining about the point, I just wanted to understand it from the scenario but that is also information that should have been forthcoming and not something that should have been asked for. It is like saying I will only tell you about x points if you ask me how I get x points and because you didnt ask me about x points, well I guess you don't get any x points.
The rule is totally fair, but fore warning is the job of the GM isn't it in these situations?
Boon time.
Khargrom congratulations. You have won a boon. Contemplative Traveler
I would like to report the game, please list PFS# Luke Parry.
All other players have it somewhere couldn´t find yours.
I also need your emailadress Khargrom.
Disclaimer. I was dealt this secenario, I did not choose it, and some it makes no sense to me, and gives the players little choices. For that I apologize!!!!
Trust me I try to make a the very best I can.
Sorry I am forced to remove Riceak from the game.
I thought he already left, but he did not. I apologize for this treatment.
I am on a roadtrip with my brother. I will post again tonight.
As I said they have just drawn their weapons. They are fewer than you but they have to protect the tables and the money. I have moved Khagrim.
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So hey, I got a pretty big issue with not being able to use Prestige Points to purchase Remove Disease for Khargrom. We are in a large enough city and even assuming divine healers are pretty much banned, witches and alchemists are not divine healers and have access to remove disease as a spell or infusion, respectively. But most importantly, the Pathfinder Society Roleplaying Guild Guide simply never restricts use of prestige points to resolve conditions.
Actually that is a very very good point. But this is core!
But as this is a bit leathal for a level 1 secenario you can buy a remove disease. Please roll for it!
AURUM DEATH
Type disease, contact; Save Fortitude DC 16
Onset 1 day; Frequency 1/day
Effect 1d4 Con damage and 1 Cha damage and target is
fatigued; Cure 2 consecutive saves.