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Because of scheduling conflicts and last minute changes to what I wanted to register for, I now realize that I have tickets for Part 1 and Part 2 of "The Devil We Know" on different days (instead of one after another).
Will that cause a problem ?
Methinks the answer is "No"
Since these scenarios will be available for home play later and many players won't be playing them back-to-back in the home stetting I think you're just fine the way things are. Just don't play Part 2 before you play Part 1--although I bet you could do that also if you don't mind the discontinuity.
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Methinks the answer is "No"Since these scenarios will be available for home play later and many players won't be playing them back-to-back in the home stetting I think you're just fine the way things are. Just don't play Part 2 before you play Part 1--although I bet you could do that also if you don't mind the discontinuity.
It makes sense, except I have played my share of 2-rounders during the Living Greyhawk campaign, and those were considered as one 8-hours game. I wasn't sure if it was the same thing here.
I'd expect it would be OK as long as
a) You have 1 before 2, and
b) don't have any PFS scenarios in between.
I have Part 1 on Friday morning, and Part 2 on Sunday morning, and the only PFS event I have between them is "Betrayal in Absalom: A Pathfinder Society Event (Version 1)" - which I can play with my secondary character (we ex-LGers are used to juggle character sheets <g>).
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Okay, here's a more difficult question: I may end up in Part 1 and Part 2 on different days, *and* I'm planning on playing at least 2 or 3 adventures in between them with the same character.
Will that cause a problem? If so, I need to know so I can skip one or the other--I don't know if I can reshuffle my schedule at this point.
There will be sidebars explaining how to play them out of order as well as how to play them separated by other scenarios. In short, don't worry about it.