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It's my pleasure to introduce the new Venture Captain of Denmark, David Post Møller.
He's one of the volunteers that continued my work, when I stepped down as VC last summer. He has been doing a lot of my work already and finally took up the badge.

David and I go way back - we organised a monthly LARP campaign for a few years ten years ago.
Between then and now I did tabletop RPGs and he volunteered at LARPs and theater. We met again two years ago over PFS.
When I stepped down, he even started collecting money for a nice gift for me.

Now he's taking my old job and I look forward to seeing the campaign grow.

Please welcome him!

I have the pleasure of announcing the venture-lieutinant of Copenhagen, Morten Dreier.
Copenhagen is he capital of Denmark and hosts 20% of our population, so there's plenty of people to work with.
I've been managing the city from afar, but this autumn Morten contacted me and asked to be the liason of, first one and later all, stores in Copenhagen. He demanded to be in charge of organizing the games in Copenhagen, because the quality would rise, when the task was in local hands.

He was right, and now he gets what he deserves: Welcome to the officer-team, Morten.
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Jacob Trier has informed me he is stepping down as Venture-Lieutinant of Jutland. He has been a great help and support from the very start of my carreer as Venture-Captain. He was the very man suggesting I took up The Mantle Of The Captain a year and a half ago, but now he has to focus his energy on his family and raising the next generation of geeks.

Stepping up to replace him is Ellen Østergaard. She is an active member of the only PFS group in the region and has lots of experience from her work in the local RPG association, Avalon in Silkeborg.
We've talked a lot the last few weeks, and I'm sure she'll be a great asset, not only to Jutland, but also to Denmark and PFS in general.

It's a pleasure to announce a new venture-lieutinant for the island of Bornholm. The island i small and very isolated (see this image - yellow is Denmark, red is Bornholm), so I can't support them myself.
Luckily Mike Ravn Bolin started gamemastering and has now built a community of happy and active players. He has started tutoring his players and the next generation og gamemasters are on their way.

I became aware of his activity almost half a year ago, but because of distance, neither me nor Jacob and Júlíus has had the opportununity to meet him before now. He hauled a car full of players on an 8 hour trip to our yearly con on Zealand.
It was a pleasure gamemastering for and playing with Mike, so it was an easy decision to ask him to join our ranks.

Please welcome him and visit him on the lovely vacation island of Bornholm.

I have a group of 3 players and we are considering using the mythic rules. Part to compensate for having only 3 players and i part just to try them out.

I'm thinking of using the black rider's mantle as the moment of ascention in stead of giving a +2 stat bonus.
I like the idea of flaws, and am thinking of giving them a weakness to cold iron to symbolize the connection to fey. I might give each of them a different fey themed flaw taken from folklore.

Can anyone reccomend some good horror scenarios?
I found this old thread about the same subject, but that doesn't cover newer scenarios.

I'm running a local con soon and thought it would be fun doing something special in the midnight slot saturday night.

Thanks in advance :)

I really love the community use packages and have started using them for posters and brochures promoting PFS. But when making large quantities it would be nice to have some black and white graphics to use.
I could just print in greyscale, but the result isn't as nice as when you use graphics made for greyscale.

The only thing I've found is a line art of the glyph of the open road in the Organizations package. I really miss something like that for the Pathfinder logo and the Society logo.
I could do it myself, but the community use policy states that we're not allowed to alter the images in any way, and I totally understand that. So in stead I ask the mighty golen:

Is it possible to create a community use package - just a small one with the pathfinder and PFS logo - in greyscale and as black and white line art?

What scenarios would you choose for a new GM and why?
First steps are not an option.

I think I'm looking for at scenario that:
- Has faction missions with low chance of derailing the scenario.
- Is not relying too much on GM interpretation (like frostfur captives).
- Is subtier 1-2.
- Doesn't have too many tactics or stange rules to remember.

At a local con I plan to do a small GM intro course, where I start by running the new GMs through the scenario, then have a talk about being GM. After that they're handed out the scenario and are given time to read it. This is followed by a new talk about running this particular scenario. The day after, they're are running a table each.

I'm starting Rise of the Runelords this weekend with 3 of my friends and myself as GM.

I would like to avoid nerfing the adventure path. In stead I'd like the players to fight tactically use creative solutions and maybe buff them a bit by giving full hitpoints each level or something.

Du you have any suggestions for us to create a well-rounded party with only 3 players? Any ideas to how one player can fill multiple roles (like making a cleric take a level of fighter, give him heavy armour and make tank and healer)?