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I'm still pretty new to PFS, and I did a search for this question but didn't see it so I'm just going to ask:
I was in a game about a month ago and there was a hiccup where there weren't enough Chronicle sheets and they couldn't print one up at the shop. The GM later made one and scanned it for me and emailed it to me stating it had been entered. I never checked and played a second game last week, then checked my page to see that only one game had been entered, and it was only the most recent. I emailed that GM back and still haven't heard back. I play my next game tomorrow and I'm looking forward to lvl 2, but since that will only be the second session entered... What do I need to do? I'm sure there's an easy answer for this but I can't find it.
As a bonus question: I remember reading that I can change things on my character when I hit lvl 2 but then it's set, is there a limit to this? I. E. Can I rearrange my ability scores or feats? I feel like I may have dumped a score a little too low, and I'm not feeling confident with my feat selection. Also, will I need to do this before I hit lvl 2,or is between my 3rd and 4th game the right time?
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If you have the chronicles, you're good as far as credit goes. However, take up any missing reports with your local Venture Officer.
Retraining covers everything, including class, race, and purchases. The only limit is if you've used something with charges, such as a wand. Make sure it's done before you play your first session as a level 2 character. Good luck! :)
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The only limit is if you've used something with charges, such as a wand. Make sure it's done before you play your first session as a level 2 character. Good luck! :)Why's that? I have a wand of cure light, but haven't used it yet...
Did you buy it with two prestige points? Prestige is never refunded.
If you bought it with gold AND it's not been used, then you can 'sell it back' at cost.
Consumables (e.g. potions, alchemical items, batches of ammunition) that have been used (or part-used) can't be refunded. Pro rata returns would make auditing chronicle sheets more complex.