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Never before has a scenario touched my emotions like this one. As we read the final handout tears were literally streaming down my face.

My husband has the hat, and we got our daughter (mtf trans) the messenger bag. Everyone else is getting the pins to add to their bags. I love the inclusivity of Paizo!

My spoonful of sugar for today:

I am 9 games away from my third star. I’m excited and amazed that I’ve run that many games so far.

Free RPG day is coming up and I’m planning on running goblins twice! It looks so fun, I can’t wait!

But by far my biggest excitement comes from our next convention. Midsummer Conquesr. We have received permission to run the starfinder interactive quest!! We’ve advertised it on Facebook and I can’t wait to see how many people we get, and how far they will travel to get here.

We should update this sticky to let people know that all of the files mentioned in the first post have been moved to pfsprep.com. I went to the link and it took a while to find that it was the seed for pfsprep.com.

I noticed you listed Silver Hex first in your list, is Silver Hes still listed as needing to be the first chronical on a new player, or is this the new standard for quests; that the character have less than 3 xp to receive credit for them?

Wei Ji the Learner wrote:

30 minutes to finalize the table.

30 minutes after the scenario ended to do chronicle filling out! There are so many times at our local games that we go 45 minutes after the time is up, and have to rush to pack up our supplies, and get outside as the store is closing. And then the GM is filling out chronicle sheets on the back of their car in the parking lot. If we get gold/xp/pp earned written in with the GM initials, and the bottom of the chronic sheet filled out we are doing good. I couldn't imagine trying to get 10 minutes per player to do more than that.

We have yet to receive the beginners box as it is backordered, but have enjoyed some of the free downloads to go along with the Core Rules Book. We played with my two boys age 10 (ADHD) and 14 (Autism) and they both really enjoyed it. It kept their attention, and encouraged communication and social skills. I will defiantly be playing this more with them!

I will be "hiring" a GM to come visit my cub scout den this summer as part of our new adventure on games. I can't wait to see their reaction at the longer meeting where they play instead of doing projects.