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1. The chronicle for each level gives access to (generally) one hex of land. You can buy the land on that or any later chronicle, recording the date of the chronicle on which you bought the parcel. You can buy as many hexes of land on one chronicle as you have access to and can afford.
2. This is not the case. It's a purchase like any other and doesn't prevent you doing other typical end-of-scenario activities.
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1. Havent looked at it in awhile, but Im pretty certain you have to buy the parcel of land of your choice at the time you receive the chronicle. You cant hold off until later and then by 5 parcels on 5 different chronicles all at once.
2. This is false. Day Jobs and Land Rush are fine together. Some of the Land Rush even give bonsues to Day Jobs.
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I'm a player in an Emerald Spire campaign and from time to time I GM the lower levels in online games. I'm pretty sure that we have been doing it wrong, but I would like a bit more feedback before I make a decision for the games I run. I would also like to get a solid consensus before I bring it up to my GM for the campaign I'm playing in.
There has been surprisingly little response to the thread. I'm not sure if this is because nobody really knows the answers, or if the answers are considered so self evident that people aren't bothering to post.
Anyway, this is just a shout out to help a gamer out.
Venture-Captain, Germany—Hamburg
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1. Do you need to buy the land immediately, or can you wait and buy at a later date?
I agree with Tyler. Just note the date on your chronicle when you finally purchase your hex.
2. I have heard that the purchase of land is done in place of a day job roll. I haven't been able to confirm this.
Definitely not true. The cost is listed on the chronicle sheets: 2 prestige.
Is this the same as The Emerald Spire Superdungeon? I am pre-reading before we start the campaign and I don't see where you can buy land. I am reading at level 3 (splinterden).
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This is for the Pathfinder Society Roleplaying Guild, which offers special benefits in place of the normal leveling and treasure rules. PFS players can earn special Chronicle sheets detailing these rewards and options. (The Chronicles are available as a free download elsewhere on the site - I can't reliably post links from my phone, unfortunately.)
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Is this the same as The Emerald Spire Superdungeon? I am pre-reading before we start the campaign and I don't see where you can buy land. I am reading at level 3 (splinterden).
The Pathfinder Society chronicles (adventure records) for the superdungeon have a mechanic to buy land with Prestige Points. They're available from the product page if you're running it in PFS or otherwise interested.
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The confusion about day job rolls etc. may come from the way PFS categorizes different adventures.
For sanctioned Adventure Paths, you don't get a day job roll.
For sanctioned Modules, you do.
Even though it is massive, and takes your character up multiple levels, The Emerald Spire is a module, not an Adventure Path, so Day Job rolls are fine.
