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Thank you all for your replies, especially Driftbourne for giving me a way to play my character in SF2.

I have read all of your posts and I'm really grateful for them. I know I got a few things wrong (I picked up my SF2 Playest book and saw that I was wrong.)

I hope to start playing SF Society again soon.

I'll still look forward to the Tech Core and other releases as they come.

Paizo, despite my grinchy post still provides so much support in material, keeping all off the streets having fun.

Again many thanks to you all.

I like starfinder and I played the first editon.

Second edition has let me and, I expect, many other players by being a 60% game with only 6 classes.

The playtest featured all 11 but what happened..?

So, over a year past the release and we're still waiting for the Tech Core to restore some of the missing classes, like the Technomancer, which I can't play cos it doesn't exist at present in second edition.

I'd like Paizo to answer this.

I've just seen this and I agree that it's wrong. Allowing stuff like this can lead to a black market which eventually can have a dire effect on the living campaign.
I'm old enough to remember the AD&D living campaign city in the USA back in the days of the RPGA where this happened on a vast basis including counterfeiting. It got so bad that it eventually caused TSR to pull the entire campaign.

As others have said, it might not be illegal but its wrong and can have bad consequences for all

said with respect to all.

Sorcerer or cleric are very good options, check out p174 in Advanced Race Guide

I have found that there is a lot of min/maxing amongst some player types, like Will Johnson I love to see a player taking options and skills that enhance his or her character in a roleplaying sense. It adds so much to the game for everyone concerned rather that working out the best way to achieve high results coupled with a die roll -we have computer games for that.

I had a great time, I managed to do both 3 slotters; First Steps and Shades of Ice. I had a great time and found them to be enjoyable adventures.

The First steps series is a great way to introduce pathfinder to players both new and old. My Character Noire found her calling after being a 'guest' with her Grace, the Paracountess.

The Shades of Ice series was really good although from what we experienced the final encounter might need tweaking -would advise a closer look at the tactics and placement of the NPCs in the final battle.

Both Paul and Dan provided the groups in which I was involved, a great deal of entertainment.

I didn't get to play in Blood under Absalom but my character was 3rd level (there were fewer tier 3-4 places available but I realise, being a Conception and living campaign veteran, that players cannot always get a game) and I couldn't play down for this special. I gracefully gave up my place on a tier 1-2 table so that someone else could have a game.

I hope Blood under Absalom will be run at other conventions so that players that missed out can get a chance to play. (In this I'd put forward a suggestion that players , not characters, who haven't played should be given priority to play if it is.)

But I did have a really great time playing and I really am looking forward to attending more events in the coming year.

Mikey

No worry. Dave is reading these boards and I will copy your message in to my reporting I'm sending him later today. He isn't back home yet - so no reporting will have happened. And at least it seems you only had two GMs.

Many thanks for this and yes, I did have just two GMs as named, both made the adventures very enjoyable.

Mikey

To Pathfinder Society,

I played my first ever Pathfinder adventures with my rogue, Noire, during Conception 2012 (event code 10365).

Unfortunately, I've discover that I put the wrong number down on the GM player record sheet and the chronicle sheets for the adventures. I wrongly put 20874 instead of 20876 which is the correct number.

As I don't know how to contact the society, I am placing this post so that it might be sorted out, I believe that the player who received 20874 may have done the same adventures as I have.

The Adventures were;

GM Paul 3017
Introductory Scenario First Steps Part 1: In Service to Lore
Introductory Scenario First Steps Part 2: To Delve the Dungeon deep
Introductory Scenario First Steps Part 3: A Vision of Betrayal

GM: Dan Jewell 2927
Scenario 2-15: Shades of Ice Part 1: Written in Blood
Scenario 2-17: Shades of Ice Part 2: Exiles of Winter
Scenario 2-19: Shades of Ice Part 3: Keep of the Huscarl King

I really loved the adventures and I'm looking forward to becoming more involved with The Pathfinder Society and playing loads more both in home games and Organised play.