Languages for PFS

[Ghostwidow]

I am about to start a Pathfinder Society game. This is my first time playing Pathfinder. I rolled a 1st level Half-Orc Inquisitor and I am taking the Cosmopolitan feat. My question would be what additional 2 languages would benefit me the most in PFS? I have read that ancient osirian is used quite a bit. Any suggestions?

[Maggiethecat]

Tien is used in a lot of the Season 3 scenarios and Thassilonian is being featured a lot in the Season 4 scenarios.

[Jiggy]

Azlanti also comes up occasionally, and lately I'm seeing Vudrani and Shoanti too.

[TriOmegaZero]

Can you take Azlanti? Is there a list somewhere of approved languages?

[Taesla]

Guide to Pathfinder Society organized play, v. 4.2 wrote:

Humans and half-elves with high Intelligence scores may learn all the above languages as bonus languages as well as any other language except Druidic and the languages listed under Ancient Languages on page 251 of The Inner Sea World Guide.

I don't know anywhere else where languages are addressed, so I assume that every language is PFS legal, but Azlanti and Thassilonian count as ancient languages so you will have to put some points into linguistics to get those.

[Hayato Ken]

Don´t take Common or a racial language, those should really be abolished!

[Jiggy]

Can't tell if you're joking... All PFS characters automatically speak common...

[TriOmegaZero]

I mostly need to know because I'm thinking my rogue will take Guileful Polygot for his rogue talent, which means I need to pick out four languages for him to learn. Mainly for the RP of him being a spokesman for the caravan he's invested in with prestige.

[kinevon]

Jiggy wrote:

Can't tell if you're joking... All PFS characters automatically speak common...

Some Boon races don't start with Common as a freebie...

Kelish
Thassilonian
Tien
Ancient Osiriani
Azlanti

[BigNorseWolf]

Ancient thassalonian might not be a bad idea given the theme of this current season.

Theres a full list in the inner sea world guide.