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Hi all, we are trying to start a local chapter in Gillette Wyoming. I was curious, since we have no VC, VL, VA, or even our own region or a lodge or anything, are we allowed to share scenarios between GMs? like if I bought all the season 1 scenarios and another GM bought season 2, can i print off some of the season 1s and give them to him, and vice verca, without each of use paying for the other seasons? i just want to check if this is acceptable/legal.

So I'm starting a PFS local Chapter in Wyoming. I would like to run games in such a way that the storyline sort of keeps up with the characters, but I'm noticing that they aren't exactly released in such a way to make that easy. you have 1 or 2 tier 1-5 released then some tier 5-7 then a 3-5 etc not exactly in any particular leveling order in each season.

im wondering which season should i buy (im planning on buying an entire season at once) and which order should i run the scenarios in to make the most sense story/level wise? or should i just run them in release order?

Any and all help is appreciated.

Also if anyone in WY is reading this i do have the first event created on this site.

So I am making progress in trying to get a local chapter up and going in Gillette WY. I have two stores who both sell Paizo products who have agreed to let me host events at their locations. I plan on doing the first sessions in late August/early September. Just gonna run First Steps at both locations for the first session, then move on to Wounded Wisp, and maybe Flesh Eaters for followup sessions.

If anyone else has done something similar and has any sort of Flyers or similar documents they used to announce at the locations that the event was going to happen, that I could use to get some ideas, it would be greatly appreciated.

I have something simple in mind, the official PFS logo at the top, followed by some text talking up PFS such as "If you enjoy D&D or if you play pathfinder, you would really enjoy PFS" etc. etc. "join us on ___ date for a PFS scenario at ___ location" etc. etc.

Pretty much anything at all remotely relating to what I'm looking for would go a long way to making it look cool and fun for a new local chapter startup.

Thanks in advance!

Dustin

Hey guys, at Paizocon this year they mentioned that PFS has not had a lot of traction in 2 states as of yet. One of those was Wyoming. So I've decided to try to get a local chapter going as my first step in trying to get PFS going across the state. I've spoken with a local business and they like the idea of using part of their space for PFS on occasion. I don't have any official event planned yet but I'm making preparation to give it a shot in a couple months. Depending on turnout I might not need other people at first but if it does take off I'm sure we will need additional GMs and whatnot. So if anyone browsing the forums is from the area and would be interested in playing or GMing for PFS please let me know via reply or private message here on the Paizo website.

I'm going to go into my local Hastings store and a smaller mom and pop type place (in Gillette WY) to see if I can't drum up some interest in trying to get a local chapter going. I'm interested in trying to do the whole Venture Captain thing, but I figure taking small steps first is the best way to go.

Any tips, tricks, or other advice is very welcome.

Ok so I am a coal miner in Wyoming, my schedule is odd butt I'll write it so you can see...

This is a 28day rotation schedule of 12 hour shifts...
4 nightshifts, 3 days off
3 dayshifts, 1 day off
3 nightshifts, 3 days off
4 dayshifts, 7 days off

The day of the week this rotation starts on is this coming Friday. So on Friday night I start 4 night shifts.

What I'm looking for is a DM, and 3-4 other players, who would like to play every other Monday or 1 Monday per rotation. I would personally prefer to play in a VTT situation with some form of voice chat being used. I have no real preference on which VTT is used or which method of voice chat. I'm open to play any sort of campaign be it PFS, ap or home brew.

Hope I get some interested people...

I have a PC Gnome Druid I'm helping a friend build for a Kingmaker game, (though I'm thinking of using a similar build for a PFS character.
He is going wolf shaman with a wolf animal companion. Since he is a gnome (small) and wolves are considered medium size, if he has its tricks and general purpose set for mounted combat stuff, and has the mounted combat feat, could a gnome ride a wolf? If its legal I'm totally gonna make a PFS character for it.

Either a RotRL, or Kingmaker. Specifically for people who haven't yet had the good fortune to be picked for pbp games.

The last couple games I applied to I had to drop before players were picked for family reasons, but I've personally applied to several in the last couple years and never been picked. This may be because of the character's back-stories/the class/build i went for not fitting. Either way, several times I've seen the same person applying and getting picked for 2-3 games at a time albeit with different characters, and it gets annoying.

I'm not saying those people don't deserve to get a chance to play, but it would be nice if some others of us could too.

So if there is a willing DM out there, I for one would greatly appreciate it.

i just thought the people here at paizo might be interested, this company i learned of via facebook is producing some awesome dice (they are a little on the pricey side, but they are using the same kickstarter company paizo and goblin works are for their kickstarter on their new lines of dice. again i just thought people here would be interested in it. i am not a paid advertiser or anything and im not sure if linking to them is against paizo's rules or w/e if it is im sure they will just delete this post.

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Are there any gamers here, or am I all alone? LOL

if there is anyone in or near Campbell County (Wright, Gillette) etc that would like to play pathfinder sometime let me know lol i cant find anyone within 2 hours drive that plays.