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Bob Jonquet wrote:Marc Radle wrote:stuffAhhh, I get you. Are you on the Pittsburgh or Philly side? I'm sure we can steer your towards the closest VC/VL who can work you you to get something going in your area even with a lack of volunteer leadership. Do you have a game store in your area? If not, how about a bookstore, or library, or perhaps a grocery/department store with a cafeteria area? Heck, you could even organize a game at your house, but without knowing the other players, I can see wanting to play it safe.
Honestly, if you like/d Living City, Living Greyhawk, Living Forgotten Realms, or any other organized play system, you will more than likely enjoy PFS. And if you are familiar with PFRPG already, there isn't much to learn.
Closer to Philadelphia (Harrisburg, actually)
I have a few Pathfinder home games I play in currently. I was just hoping to maybe sit in on a PS game or two to see what is about and then maybe give it a try.
I am definately very familiar with the Pathfinder RPG :) The problem is I have no experience with any kind of organized play - I'm aware in general terms of what Living City, Living Greyhawk and Living Forgotten Realms are but I've never played any myself. My games have always been home games.
Oh well, I'll just keep my eyes open - sooner or later I'm sure PA will get a Venture Captian or two and then hopefully I'll start to see more PS activity. :)
You didn't play any PFS at PaizoCon?!?
Oh well -- we'll rope you in to a few games next July! :-D

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Closer to Philadelphia (Harrisburg, actually)I have a few Pathfinder home games I play in currently. I was just hoping to maybe sit in on a PS game or two to see what is about and then maybe give it a try.
I am definately very familiar with the Pathfinder RPG :) The problem is I have no experience with any kind of organized play - I'm aware in general terms of what Living City, Living Greyhawk and Living Forgotten Realms are but I've never played any myself. My games have always been home games.
Oh well, I'll just keep my eyes open - sooner or later I'm sure PA will get a Venture Captian or two and then hopefully I'll start to see more PS activity. :)
If you feel like trying out a game of PFS, we have a weekly game in Philly at Redcap's Corner. It is an evening game which may not be optimal seeing as you're coming from Harrisburg, but if you do feel like making the drive, you'll most certainly be welcome. Just call in advance to make sure that the game is still on and not cancelled when the store is moving in January. (I'm trying to find an alternate location for the game to move to during that time.)
Of course, if you don't want to make the drive back to Harrisburg at night (perfectly understandable), there's two cons around the area that offer PFS despite the fact that they're both LFR heavy. MEPACON is a twice-yearly con (http://www.mepacon.com/). The fall one happened recently, but there will be one in the spring. RegulatorCon is a yearly con that happens in the spring. (http://warhorn.net/reg-con-2011/ - This is the old one, but they make a new warhorn every con) So if you can wait until the spring, there's a couple of cons with a couple of tables of PFS each slot.
And on topic with the thread - Congrats to everyone, especially David Santana!