Can't subscribe?

[Bigdaddyjug]

It's not possible to subscribe to the Pathfinder Society Scenarios? I was hoping to start GMing at my local group's PFS days and I was hoping I could subscribe to receive all of the new scenarios. When I checked the subscription page, PFS scenarios was not one of the options. Is it listed under something else? If so, is there any way to subscribe for ONLY PFS scenarios or do I have to go and purchase each one individually?

[Dragnmoon]

There is no subscription for scenarios, have to go and purchase each one individually.

That said they do have Bundles for all the older seasons.

[Bigdaddyjug]

Yeah I saw the bundles. I wasn't looking to spend $100 at a time. I guess I'll have to keep track of the ones I order and just order 4 or 5 per payday until I have them all.

In regards to the numbering, I've noticed that seasons 2, 3, and 4 all are numbered something like 2-x or 3-x. The ones that are just PFS Scenario #23, are those all Season 0 or are they a combination of Season 0 and Season 1?

[Colin Webster]

The latter.

Season 0 covers scenarios 1 through 28
Season 1 covers scenarios 29 through 56.

The 2-X system was not adopted until season 2.

[Bigdaddyjug]

Thank you very much for the answers. I guess I should go ahead and buy scenarios 1 through 5. Now all I need is to find a free spreadsheet program to keep track of all the scenarios I've purchased, played, and GMed.

[Harley Quinn X]

There are several scenario trackers already out there. Here are a few links:

Dragnmoon's Tracker

Another one!

[Bigdaddyjug]

Thanks, I'll have to check those out when I get home. the version of IE on my work computer does not like to cooperate with google docs.

[Iammars]

Here's my version which I tweaked to include all the stuff I found important:

Iammars' Scenario Tracker

It's blatantly stolen off someone else that I don't remember now (feel free to claim credit if it was originally yours), but I adjusted it to work for all my characters as opposed to multiple people and have it updated up to the end of Season 4. It could easily be adjusted to work for multiple players as well.

One of the handy features of something like this is I can switch the spreadsheet to list view and make it display all the X's in the "Open Player" column to see what scenarios/modules I have left.

[ThorGN]

Season 0 was still under the D&D 3.5 rules. I would reccomend starting at season 1 for your purchases. Actually, if you are new and your friends are new to PFS as well, I would start with Season 3 since it has all of the current factions in it.

Look at reviews and the level ranges of the scenarios you are buying. Not much point in buying Tier 7-11 scenarios until you have characters who can play them.

[Bigdaddyjug]

I've been playing for a few months and will be GMing scenarios for players with the whole gamut of experience. I do eventually plan on getting every scenarion, although that will probably take a year of buying 5 every 2 weeks.

I suppose before I buy anything, I should GM First Steps to see if I enjoy GMing. Hopefully I'll get to do that soon.

[kinevon]

Note that when you look at the scenario list in the store, it will show you, explicitly, which scenarios you own, by having a line under the price saying In your downloads.

As long as your coordinators/GMs have properly entered your play & GM information, you can go to your My Account, click on teh Pathfinder Society section, then click on the Sessions tab, and display both Player & GM sessions separately.

Also, frmo the Player tab, you can actually click on the Sessions link for any particular PC to see what games that PC is credited with, both GM and player.