Sanctioned Adventure Path Question.

[fffreak9999]

Hi There,

My question is regarding the adventure path sections that involve levels 12 and above.

I know that you can play your own home characters in a home game to give yourself credit as if you played a Pre-Gen.

However I thought that all Society characters effectively retired at level 12, barring the odd level 12+ modules etc.

How is a character supposed to qualify, for example, the level 16-18 Spires of Xin-shalast section of the adventure path, when technically they have already retired.

Hope you can shed some light on this,

Thanks

[godsDMit]

There are enough 12+ modules that have been sanctioned for PFS play to get you to 16 at least, perhaps even 18.

I dont remember how high you get go in PFS play exactly, since new stuff is always being sanctioned, but it's more than enough to get at least 1 character high enough to play though Spires.

[Patrick Harris @ SD]

fffreak9999 wrote:

However I thought that all Society characters effectively retired at level 12, barring the odd level 12+ modules etc.

Effectively, not actually. Scenarios only go up to 12 (except Specials, I think those are going higher these days), but modules can still take you further.

[fffreak9999]

Seth Gipson wrote:

There are enough 12+ modules that have been sanctioned for PFS play to get you to 16 at least, perhaps even 18.

I dont remember how high you get go in PFS play exactly, since new stuff is always being sanctioned, but it's more than enough to get at least 1 character high enough to play though Spires.

Ok Thanks!

[Mike Lindner]

Retirement is no longer a significant concept for PFS. While regular scenarios stop after level 11, there are Eyes of the Ten, modules, and adventure paths to continue progressing your character.

[kinevon]

Mike Lindner wrote:

Retirement is no longer a significant concept for PFS. While regular scenarios stop after level 11, there are Eyes of the Ten, modules, and adventure paths to continue progressing your character.

Currently, I don't think there is any way to get a PC to 20th level, since I don't recall anything yet sanctioned being higher than 16-18.

It might be possible with the convention specials, though, but I don't recall them being designed to handle PCs quite that rarified, as of yet.