Conjurer / Teleportation allowed?

[nogoodscallywag]

I just wanted to make sure if the specialty class for wizard, Conjurer/Teleportation was allowed in PFS play...

[Kristen Gipson]

Yes it is

[Harley Quinn X]

As Kristen said, it is. If you have questions on what is allowed or not, the answer is usually contained in the Additional Resources page.

[RtFM]

This piece of information, and many others like it, are available in the Additional Resources list: http://paizo.com/pathfinderSociety/about/additionalResources

[Evan Draughon]

I have some confusion with this. Everyone says to go look at the additionalResources part of the website to see what is legal/not legal. However I see people with Gunslingers, Alchemist, Ninja, etc. and on the website it says

"All playtest versions of the six new base classes from this book are no longer legal for play as of 8/3/10." for example.

Were the characters I have seen just created prior to those cutoffs or were there changes that I am not seeing.

[redward]

Evan Draughon wrote:

I have some confusion with this. Everyone says to go look at the additionalResources part of the website to see what is legal/not legal. However I see people with Gunslingers, Alchemist, Ninja, etc. and on the website it says

"All playtest versions of the six new base classes from this book are no longer legal for play as of 8/3/10." for example.

Were the characters I have seen just created prior to those cutoffs or were there changes that I am not seeing.

The playtest versions are not legal. The final versions, published in Ultimate Combat and Ultimate Magic are legal.

[Fromper]

That means that the playtest versions of what was in that book is no longer legal. However, the final versions of the stuff from those books IS legal, and plenty of new characters have been made since the books were published in their final forms.