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If you're looking for something easy to run Council of Thieves, Giant Slayer, Rise of the Runelords (Hardcover Edition), Curse of the Crimson Throne (Hardcover Edition) or Mummy's Mask are probably your best bet.

If you're looking to try something a bit more advanced then Hell's Rebels, Skull & Shackles, Ironfang Invasion and Kingmaker are good choices.

In all cases, whatever AP you choose make sure you read extensively in the boards dedicated to those adventure paths as they will be full of useful tips and guides for running and modifying those adventures for your party.

Awesome. Thanks for the quick response. PS, love the name lol

Hi all. I am relatively narrow minded in my approach to GM'ing since I've always gamed with the same group and never got any experience with players who have been doing it for much longer. So I want to see what you think the best guided AP is for pathfinder that I would be able to use to help guide me in my future campaigns that I run as well.

I am new to Pathfinder Society and I have been running the Kingmaker campaign with my group since June of this year. We are actually coming to the last session in part one and I encouraged my group to sign up for a PS account. My question is am I able to track my groups progress within the society for that campaign here, or do I need to be running the current campaign?
Any and all help including how to do these things among other pointers a new PS GM would need would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance

So I just wanted to throw this one out there because of the fun value associated with it. I am running the Kingmaker campaign with a group of close friends, and we are within one to two sessions of completing part one, where they will be establishing their kingdom in the Greenbelt. The fun part is the personalities of the characters they are playing completely run opposite of who one would want running a kingdom: We have a Druid who is quite content separating himself from much social contact in order to be one with nature (and dinosaurs), a very young bronze dragon that rebelled against his own and has shape shifted to become a human adventurer and is incredibly naïve, a Halfling rogue who is a prostitute for a living, and an Orc warrior who actually is a tad smarter than usual, but makes horrible decisions.
Just wondering if anyone has any pointers that has run this campaign as to how to help control this situation, or if not just any response to the randomness of this group would be appreciated.

Thanks for the responses everyone. I just realized my ignorance of the size differences on the weapon profile. So he can use it normally however he has forgotten that it takes a full turn to reload so he will have to adjust accordingly for that. I had a feeling he was missing something.

I am currently running a session of the Kingmaker campaign, and one of the players, a Halfling rogue, took a heavy crossbow as his main weapon. Now I would an 8 lb weapon would be more than a bit encumbering to a 50 lb Halfling. Despite having the crossbow finesse and quickdraw, I still have to imagine their needs to be some kind of penalty for doing so.