Drugs from GMG in PFS?

[Ash_Gazn]

I was reading through the Additional resources list for PFS, and saw that heathensnuff from Cities of Golarion is available.

While checking about the status of other drugs, I saw someone say on the boards that according to Seekers of Secrets, Pathfinders are forbidden from taking drugs, but I'm not seeing that in the book anywhere (fresh download).

The other drugs are in the GMG, which is part of the core assumption for a GM. SO... are these things available to my Alchemist? can I make them? can I use them?

Thanks!

[Sniggevert]

Currently nothing from the GMG is legal for player use in PFS, as the GMG does not appear on the Additional Resources page.

The GMG maybe part of the core assumption for GM's to know the rules when an author may utilize some of the rules in a scenario, but that does not open them up to players.

[Ash_Gazn]

and how about the assertion that drugs can't be used by Pathfinders? Is this legit?

[Doug Miles]

Ash_Gazn wrote:

and how about the assertion that drugs can't be used by Pathfinders? Is this legit?

Pathfinders may only use drugs prescribed by their chirurgeon.

[Dylos]

Ash_Gazn wrote:

and how about the assertion that drugs can't be used by Pathfinders? Is this legit?

This little part of the additional resources might interest you.

Additional Resources wrote:

Pathfinder Player Companion: Inner Sea Primer

Traits: all traits on pages 4–22 with the following changes: Pesh Addict may only be taken at 1st level and Ustalavic Noble provides no additional starting gold; Other: Egorian Academy Infernal Binder and Mage of the Veil arcane schools on page 29, and all fighter archetypes on pages 24–25

Pesh addict reduces your gold, but leaves you addicted to Pesh, a drug.

[nosig]

Several of my characters use the BlackMarket item "Clearear" from the Adventurers Armory...

Not saying it's a drug, man, but maybe you should check it out?