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Is there any way the design team would consider letting us run Murder's Mark as a regular homegame-style module (Granting XP and leveling up to level 2), and then assigning the module credit to a new first-level PFS PC, similar to the way the credit from Dragon's Demand can be applied?
For those that aren't familiar, you can play through all of Dragon's Demand as a regular homegame (and not need to follow PFS rules), and then once completed, you get a series of Chronicle Sheets that you may apply to a PFS character. I'm wondering if the Design Team would consider letting us do that with Murder's Mark, so that the PCs can level up to 2 during the module in order to better deal with the later threats, and also so that it would give our regular PFS players that aren't fortunate enough to play in a home game to try different concepts, like playing a ratfolk or anything else that would normally not be allowed in PFS, but to still get PFS credit for the experience.
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I think it's unlikely; there used to be a way to play short modules with non-PFS PCs (actually PFS PCs levelled up/down to the right tier specifically for that module) and it was abolished.
The homegame or campaign mode was brought in as a compromise to allow long adventures that had no hope of fitting into the standard PFS advancement to be sanctioned for PFS play. Given that short modules more-or-less fit anyway, I doubt they'd see any reason to open things up further.
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Ilsurian (the town the carnival is visiting) got detailed further in Towns of the Inner Sea and I was thinking of fleshing the module out further by including a bit more of the town based on the info in TotIS. I know it can be run as an Express Train but I was hoping to avoid that, and one solution I thought of was running it in campaign mode and fleshing it out somewhat, but still allowing the players to get PFS Credit for it.