Bracers of Falcon's Aim and Quick Runner Shirt (Need a Ruling)

[Steve Shippy aka Beerwolf]

So, I'm finally focused again on pathfinder and pfs society after a job change and a move. I dusted off my high level character, which was played last at Gencon 2012. Since that time, the following items have been banned:

bracer's of falcon's aim and quick runner's shirt.

I've searched the boards, but been unable to find out whether these were grandfathered in to the character, or what the process is for removing them from the character.

Any help would be great!

[Arutema]

They were not grandfathered in. You may (and in fact must) sell them back for full price at the beginning of the character's next game.

[Rogue Eidolon]

You can sell them back for full price. Also, if I recall, the Quickrunner's Shirt was banned immediately, before the item was even in Additional Resources in the first place.

[Steve Shippy aka Beerwolf]

Thanks. Will do before I use him next. Thanks for the quick responses.

[kinevon]

Mark Seifter wrote:

You can sell them back for full price. Also, if I recall, the Quickrunner's Shirt was banned immediately, before the item was even in Additional Resources in the first place.

I think it was actually available for a couple of hours/days before it got moved form legal to banned.

[TetsujinOni]

Nope, Mike banned it before Guide 4.0 went live at GenCon.

There was NEVER a time when that item was legal.

[BigNorseWolf]

Doesn't really matter when it went illegal. There's no grandfathered in clause in PFS, otherwise everyone would have bracers of falcons aim et all that they "totally got for the 15 minutes they were legal, really!"

[Majuba]

I don't think anyone was saying there was any grandfathering clause for either item, regardless of the time of legality.

There *are* some grandfathered-in items and feats, most specifically from the original Campaign Setting book. You had to convert if the feat/item was changed, but could keep the original if no replacement was published.

[El Baron de los Banditos]

Majuba wrote:

I don't think anyone was saying there was any grandfathering clause for either item, regardless of the time of legality.

There *are* some grandfathered-in items and feats, most specifically from the original Campaign Setting book. You had to convert if the feat/item was changed, but could keep the original if no replacement was published.

The mispriced staves from (I think) the APG were grandfathered in, IIRC, if you bought them in the time window of availability.

[SCPRedMage]

El Baron de los Banditos wrote:

Majuba wrote:

I don't think anyone was saying there was any grandfathering clause for either item, regardless of the time of legality.

There *are* some grandfathered-in items and feats, most specifically from the original Campaign Setting book. You had to convert if the feat/item was changed, but could keep the original if no replacement was published.

The mispriced staves from (I think) the APG were grandfathered in, IIRC, if you bought them in the time window of availability.

Correct, and those same staves were reprinted in Ultimate Equipment with the correct prices, and thus are available again.

To my knowledge, there was a considerable amount of time were bracer's of falcon's aim were legal, but to repeat everyone else, the quickrunner's shirt was never legal.

That said, just sell them back for full; it's the official thing to do for the bracers, and anything else that gets retro-banned, and it's easier than correcting the chronicle you bought the banned item, as well as the starting/final gp totals on every chronicle since.