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If I played in a season 0 scenario and our table had 6 players with an average party level of over 3.6 and we played at the higher tier how do I figure out how much gold I should be awarded?
The situation is that I just played The Prince of Augustana with a group with the situation described above on my 4th level character (just hit 5th) and was awarded "subtier" gold, aka an average of the low and high tier gold. I'm not certain that is done correctly though as my character is high tier and our table played at high tier. To be honest I'm not sure who subtier is for...

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If your PC was playing in the correct subtier, you get the normal gold rewards. So a 4th or 5th-level PC playing in subtier 4-5 would get the full subtier 4-5 rewards.
A PC in a different subtier (or the gap between subtiers) would get out-of-subtier gold. So a 1st, 2nd, or 3rd-level PC playing in subtier 4-5 would get the out-of-subtier rewards (average of the gold for subtiers 1-2 and 4-5).

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I see. So the out of subtier gold is only for 3rd level characters in a 1-5 scenario? I'll have to have my sheet adjusted then.
Usually if you're docking gold or making corrections I don't mind just inking it in myself in a different color, but if you're adding gold you should probably get the DM to sign off on it.

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I see. So the out of subtier gold is only for 3rd level characters in a 1-5 scenario? I'll have to have my sheet adjusted then.
Not quite.
If you are a level 4 or 5 character playing at tier 1-2 or a level 1-2 playing at tier 4-5 then you also get out of tier gold. Level 3 characters always get out of tier.