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One last question before I start tomorrow, the items in season 0, do they convert over to Pathfinder items easily? I don't want to give them overpowered items or items that don't really exist in Pathfinder. Everything else seems easy enough to convert, just want to make sure the items don't cause any problems. Thank you again for all the great help :)

Thank you everyone for the help, I think I am all set for running an adventure this Sunday. I may even set up to record it in the system. Will be fun :)

So question about factions again. Those rules seem outdated with the new factions. What do I do about the new factions? Thank you guys so much for the help, helping me so much figure out how I want to tackle all of this.

Wow thank you guys. This is great information. I'm really interested in those campaign paths, especially the path 2 stuff. Just wondering, how weird would it be to use the current factions in the older adventures? Also where would I go to convert the 3.5 quests to Pathfinder? Thank you for all the help so far guys :)

So some of my friends are interested in playing Pathfinder, and they became very interested in Pathfinder Society. The problem is some of them are really into knowing the "whole" story of the background and everything. They want to play through all the seasons in order to learn the story. They decided to skip on season 0 and want to start with season 1.

I told them I would see what I could do but I have no idea where to start. I don't know what order I should be doing the scenarios in, I have no idea if I should be presenting them with the "old" factions so they can experience them like they were when they came out. I need some advice.

I have never DM'd a society scenario but I do have experience DMing in general. This is just a bit overwhelming for me. I tried to talk them into a Adventure Path, but they think it is more interesting being a treasure hunter for their chosen factions. They don't want to touch anything past season 1 for now so I just need to figure out a plan of attack. Please help.

So this is my first time DMing in a long time, and one of my first times for Pathfinder. My group is pretty inexperienced as well with a few completely new to tabletop gaming in general. Seeing as I don't have the time or the creativity to make my own adventure I was going to use a premade adventure path. I was wondering if anyone has any suggestions for what a good adventure path for beginners would be? Also what books would I need for said adventure path? I have players handbook, advanced players handbook, bestiary 1, advanced race guide, and the GM's guide.

Sorry if this is the wrong place to post this. Thanks for any advice :)

Hey guys, I'm probably going to be playing, I'm sorry I didn't get my sheet in yesterday I wanted to finish it up but some things came up. I will get it in today asap. Just to let everyone know I am being a cleric who is going to have an interesting back story. Can't wait to start playing.

Its my turn to write so here goes...

After the monk decided to run back into the room we had a long argument over what to do. I wanted to go check out the other side but a few other people wanted to wait and see what happened. After eventually getting fed up of doing nothing, the monk and I decided to go east, the others followed.

After exploring a few empty rooms we got to a long hall. At the end was a somewhat large room and a lone zombie standing there. We made somewhat short work of it, but immediatly after 2 more zombies came from behind and instantly killed the guy who brought us here. We were having a little trouble with these 2 and another zombie came through a door.

After dispatching one, one finally got a good hold on me. I went unconcious for a little while, and I seemed to get dragged also, but the swashbuckler ended up using his potions on me and I came back and killed the zombie who was eating me. We eventually took good care of the last one but we were all a little weak... then bam, I got stronger... Maybe it had to do with my near death experience... I mean... I could see the light... Whatever the reason I felt strong enough to go do almost anything... ok maybe not anything...

After that we checked the area and found it pretty empty. I saw what was left of the guide... an arm and leg... I took the arm and the scout took the leg... you never know when fresh meat might come in handy.

We decided to go back and check out some of the other rooms we missed. We eventually got back to the crab room but... there were a couple zombies chowing on a crap and a skeletal like thing nearby. We got into a lokng fight where the skeletal thing was barely getting hurt. The monk decided to bull rush it into the water and then knock it down. We then took care of the zombies, but not before a lot of crabs got angry and began to attack. One of the freaking things latched onto me... wasn't very pleasent. I got tossed around and the arm I was carrying fell lose and one of the zombies ate it while we finished it off. We decided to make a run for it, so the scout through the guys arm near the skeletal guy and we ran to the door on the other side of the room. We don't know whats coming up, but we hope we can get outta here alive...

History of the swordsage.
Karakos

Age 19.
Race Human.

He was abandoned at birth by his parents but was taken in by a small noble family. They were having trouble having kids of their own, so they Lovingly took him in. His name was Karakos.

Through the years he loved his family, and even practiced their form of combat. They were masters of the desert wind. He practiced day after day. He wanted to show that he was a great warrior. He practiced till he was 18. He was entered in a small contest where he took second place.

After he finally turned 19 his parents figured he was old enough to know that he was adopted. He left his family saying he would be back, but for now he is in search of his real parents. With not much to go on the search looks grim...

After a few months of searching he hasn't found much, but he has done a few adventures to make a little more notable. Especially to one person who is bringing him a long on what is to be... a very long journey.

The swordsage is a somewhat honorable man, but is a little greedy. He doesn't like to lie... unless it would make him lose any money. He didn't accept much money from his noble parents, feeling that this adventure he should try to go on his own. He knows he will go back because he loves his family and friends there.

He is a little cautious, and has a fear of heights. He only went on the waters a few times in his life, but he does know how to swim, so they don't scare him much. He knows to keep his friends close, and he can even be generous once he gets to know people. All around a good guy.