Victor Zajic |
Officially, the character needed to be played as an aasimar and initially notarized by the hosting GM. There was a post about this at the time here on the boards by either John or Mike. Can't recall whom exactly. I' personally, am not such a stickler. However there are those who are.
GM credit counted as long as you statted up and notated that the character was an Aasimar.
ToshiroKurita |
So, if I have a charcter from those races that was made before the decision was made, and am no longer in the area to find the GMs for 1st level was played, can I no longer play my characters? should we be notorizing race on all chronicles in case legal races change?
This doesn't feel like most of the other rules related to a player's character for PFS, and is somewhat confrontational.
BretI Venture-Lieutenant, Minnesota—Minneapolis |
Notarized, really? I'm kinda curious where you got a registered notary public to mark sheets.
In the case of character being played, you just had to play it as an Aasimar and not rebuilt it as a different race after that.
In the case of 'GM babies' I believe you had to do something to indicate they were Aasimar. I remember a number of people posting in some thread about character (insert number) is an Aasimar. Since I don't have any GM babies, I didn't pay that much attention.
Jeff Merola |
BigNorseWolf |
It did need to be notarized. That was made clear.
Otherwise how would you know that character had played as an Aasimar or Tiefling?
The planar baby birther thread? :)
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More seriously
LInky was the only mention of annotation I could find, and that was limited to DMs using dm credit.