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Hi again!

Two questions....

Can players keep "Minor" items such as a silver dagger or Masterwork Chain shirt found during an adventure? These items are not on the chronicle sheet so I assume they are classified as "minor"? The rules don't seem too clear on it to me. I assume the players may purchase them as normal?

Second question. I have several players interested in other races not normally allowed. I do realize many could become available with a special chronicle sheet. As there are no special PFS events or cons that run PFS events in my area that I am aware of, are there any senarios I am able to run that would give out these chronicle special sheets?

Thanks!!

Creating them as separate sessions makes sense. Thank you.

Sounds like I am handling the split the best I can for now.
Thanks for the tip Yuri. It hasn't come up yet, but it's something I will keep in mind as they move out of level 1.

Running First Steps, The Wounded Wisp, followed by The Confirmation. ☺

Hello Everyone!

Long time GM here, looking to get Pathfinder Society started at my local game store by turning my usual group's game into Pathfinder Society events. Just ran our first session and I have just a few questions.

The Number of players we usually have is 6-9 Players, not including myself as GM. As the rules suggest, we split the group into two tables to meet the table size requirements. However, I am not sure how to report a second GM for the session. Do you need to report two separate sessions?

On the subject of spiting a large group into two tables, how do you guys usually handle this? At my local game store, most players are not interested in GMing games, resulting in (Non-PFS)games with large numbers of players. (6-12 Players!) The GM's here have started splitting large groups into two Groups, running on alternating weeks. The group I run is part of a group that was already split, and I stepped up to give the previous GM a break. (he was already running 2 games a week)

I am just glad one of my players were willing to step up and give GMing a shot. We ran two separate tables close to each other so I could give the other GM a hand easily if needed.

Thank you for you input!