Super-Quick Question: Legal Table = # Players?

[Dolce Elizabeth Antoinette]

I can't seem to locate where the Pathfinder Society defines a "legal table" when it comes to the number of players. I'm conditioned by previous living campaigns to top out at 6 players, but when someone asked me I couldn't point to the paragraph that actually defines this rule for PFS. Anyone have an answer for my super-quick question?

[Cpt_kirstov]

Dolce Elizabeth Antoinette wrote:

I can't seem to locate where the Pathfinder Society defines a "legal table" when it comes to the number of players. I'm conditioned by previous living campaigns to top out at 6 players, but when someone asked me I couldn't point to the paragraph that actually defines this rule for PFS. Anyone have an answer for my super-quick question?

Min of 4 players and 1 DM Max of 6 players and 1 DM - It may be in the adventure itself... I'm at work right now, so can't find where it is referenced

[Dolce Elizabeth Antoinette]

It's not in the mod and I can't find it in the Guide to Pathfinder Society so that's why I posted the question. I'm looking for the specific quotation else I will have tables of seven or eight PCs playing up to higher tiers because the rules don't say otherwise.

[Cpt_kirstov]

Dolce Elizabeth Antoinette wrote:

It's not in the mod and I can't find it in the Guide to Pathfinder Society so that's why I posted the question. I'm looking for the specific quotation else I will have tables of seven or eight PCs playing up to higher tiers because the rules don't say otherwise.

See This Thread Josh says it will be included in version 1.2 of the guide to organized play, and clarifies how much leverage is allowed.

[Dolce Elizabeth Antoinette]

Thanks for the clarification. I know these questions have a way of cycling around. I'll look harder for the answer next time--but you definitely saved me some time.

[Cpt_kirstov]

Dolce Elizabeth Antoinette wrote:

Thanks for the clarification. I know these questions have a way of cycling around. I'll look harder for the answer next time--but you definitely saved me some time.

No problem, thats why we're all here, after all - to help everythign work out.