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I have a question: Given that there is a shadow war going on, and our characters know it, if we suspect another of attempting to complete a faction mission, is it within the purview of my PC to (sneakily) sabotage the attempt? Or is this automatically considered bullying another player?

I certainly do not want to be one of the problem players, but I seek clarification. My understanding of the faction guide is that we should be subtle with our missions, and sometimes you're just going to fail. (I have before, certainly.) Some missions are, let's face it, hard to accomplish without being obvious that you have another agenda. So, I assume if I catch something flagrant, and it does not involve PvP, a little rivalry is appropriate.

However, it has been brought to my attention that this may be incorrect, essentially that while one should be under no obligation to assist, sabotage of another player is wrong. How has this been handled in your games? I know some of you are sabotaging each other, but is it only with friends at home who know to expect it?

Thanks for any thoughts and rulings on this matter.

In a quick search, I have found nothing correcting this, so:

Under Pathfinder Society, when you click on pregenerated characters, you arrive at 2 sets. Now I realize that the advanced player's guide characters are explicitly labeled as such, and not PFS as the others are. That being said, they are listed under the PFS, so people might use them for the campaign. Should they not, therefore, also have a 20 point buy?