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Mine wasn't working either so that was a shot in the dark for me. Thanks for your help.

I think I may have figured it out...not 100% sure.

My first attempt at creating something here. I was concerned with trying to keep up with the environmental checks also and a "travel log" sounded like a good idea. So I made this for the 12 day trek to help me out. Maybe it will help some of you out also or maybe it sucks but like I said first attempt here so be kind :) Feel free to print it off and use if you wish. I printed at as a full page slide and it looks good to me. I also included some of the requirements at the bottom so I wouldn't have to keep flipping back and forth in the CRB and a few spaces to fill in appropriate data for each PC. I tried to color code the pertinent information together so that it would be easier to read quickly.

Hope this is useful.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1vpnnSQXJ5UK_z1E0fcgHbIBvZUUDqvN3/view?usp= sharing

Looks great. I will be using this on our next session. I am definitely looking forward to the others you are putting together. Great job and thanks for taking your time to put these together as a fairly new GM and 100% new to Starfinder they are a great addition.

Thanks so much Black Dow for those really cool handouts. A funny side note on what happened when I used them with my group today. After they read the "news" feeds that they accessed they decided to go the the Absalom Station News station and talk with the reporters who had been covering the stories. After agreeing to an interview with the station for the exclusive story rights (as the were witnesses/participants in the shootout at docking bay 94) they were able to gain almost (not all) the information on the two gangs from the investigative reports covering the gangland goings on at the station.

So your handouts worked great and they look great too. Even though it did cause me to have to do a little on the fly improvisation. Great job and thanks again.

Awesome to hear. My two boys (13 and 9 now) started playing at 11 and 7. They both LOVE it. My 13 year old is trying his hand at GM now. Pathfinder is one of the only things I have found that will keep my 9 year old engaged and playing for hours. We all played for about 5 hours last weekend and he never lost interest. He also loves reading the bestiaries. From a parents perspective it is very cool when they come to you begging to play Pathfinder (or start asking to play in the middle of the week for the weekend ahead)rather than wanting to play video games all the time.

New Amon Amarth - Jomsviking

C.Scott Franklin wrote:

As a first time participant and voter I wish I knew what I did wrong. I have yet to see my item so I guess it was culled or DQd for some reason. Not upset (I didn't expect to make it far having never done this before) I just wish I knew where I went wrong so I would know what to have a regret about...and learn from it too. Anyway this has been really fun and I have seen a lot of interesting items.

I have yet to see my item on my voting page either, but others have seen it and marked it so on The List. Is your item listed there? [/QUOTE

Yes it is on the list. Thanks.

My guys are 8 and 12. We started with the beginner's box about 2 months ago and went thru it fine. We also went to a couple of society games and they ate it up. We just began the Jade Regent AP and they are having no problems other than the fact I can't get everything prepared quick enough for the amount they want to play. They want to play every day almost. Hell most of the time they remember their feats and other options better than I do and can do all the math on dice rolls quicker too.:)