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I was wondering if it is possible to create a single, multi-day PFS event at two different locations? My region has a city with two game stores that are willing to donate their space for a mini-con, but neither store has enough space to host the event by itself. My solution would be to divide the events up between the two stores, so that we have enough space for the event and attendees would have a chance to visit both stores.

By the numbers, we are hoping for 21 table (5 time slots) event over a weekend (Friday thru Sunday). It should be noted that on a typical weekly game day, we fill four tables a session, so with a few players from out of town, this table count is doable.

I just wonder if I would have to create two events (one at each location) or can I just make one event (with plenty of instructions)?

I was reading PFS Guide and saw that Seeker characters (LV 12+) can only start a Seeker Story Arc at exactly 33 XP. So does that mean that if you play the Tier 12+ during a special with a 33 XP character, then that character will effectively be done with PFS play without a Seeker Story Arc.

Also, can Seeker Characters that have finished their Seeker Story Arc come back to play the Tier 12+ specials.

I am in the process of organizing the Seeker level play for my local region and just want to make sure I give my players the correct information.

With first steps II and III being phased out, what other tier 1-2 scenarios should be ran to introduce new players to PFS? I want to run scenarios that give the players a good overview of what sort of adventures are played in PFS.

My first choice would be #4-01 as an introduction to season 4's story, investigative encounters, and a dungeon crawl, but I don't have good choice for a third adventure.

Does anyone have a good choice for a third adventure to introduce PFS is new players?