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From the Pathfinder Society Field Guide and the Seeker of Secrets books, there are a number of options for wayfinders, ioun stones, and vanities. I was hoping to get some help in determining which of these options are legal for PFS play.
1). Is implanting ioun stones (detailed in Seeker of Secrets) legal for play? If so, is this process handled as described? How many attempts can a PC make between modules/scenarios/levels?
2). In the same book, it mentions that ioun stones stored in wayfinders can gain additional traits, detailing two methods for doing so. Are either of these methods legal for play? If method 2 is legal, is that something that can simply be noted on the appropriate chronicle sheet with a GM signature?
3). In the Field Guide, there are many really cool vanities listed that are purchasable with prestige points. Are any/all of these legal for play?
Thank you all so much for the insight!
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From the Pathfinder Society Field Guide and the Seeker of Secrets books, there are a number of options for wayfinders, ioun stones, and vanities. I was hoping to get some help in determining which of these options are legal for PFS play.
Check out the Additional Resources page, accessible if you start by clicking the big PFS logo over on the left side of your screen.
1). Is implanting ioun stones (detailed in Seeker of Secrets) legal for play? If so, is this process handled as described? How many attempts can a PC make between modules/scenarios/levels?
Yes, and you auto-succeed between adventures.
2). In the same book, it mentions that ioun stones stored in wayfinders can gain additional traits, detailing two methods for doing so. Are either of these methods legal for play? If method 2 is legal, is that something that can simply be noted on the appropriate chronicle sheet with a GM signature?
As noted in Additional Resources, you use the pre-set method for resonance, not the randomized method.
3). In the Field Guide, there are many really cool vanities listed that are purchasable with prestige points. Are any/all of these legal for play?
Thank you all so much for the insight!
Once again, Additional Resources. :)
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Jiggy got most of it. To auto succeed implant though, you need to have enough Heal and K(arcana) to make the checks taking 20.
Pathfinder Campaign Setting: Pathfinder Society Field Guide:
All rules in this book are legal for play in Pathfinder Society Organized Play, and this book is considered part of the Core Assumption.