Venture officers

[Monkieslayer]

I want to start up a pfs in my area. Who or where can I find information about the venture people for my area. I live in Flagstaff arizona.

[BigNorseWolf]

Pheonix is your closest group by far

Oh hell. Thats Toz territory. He'll be right along

Map of pfs locations

[GM Lamplighter]

Here is the list of coordinators.

EDIT: Ninja'd!

[Sebastian Hirsch]

You kinda have to mention his name 3 times... or rather all 3 ^^

[Quadstriker]

You can either say his name 3 times while staring crosseyed into a floor length mirror, or start a discussion about esoteric anime.

At least those are the two ways I summon the TOZ.

[cyzzane]

michael criswell wrote:

I want to start up a pfs in my area. Who or where can I find information about the venture people for my area. I live in Flagstaff arizona.

Hi Michael,

Right now we haven't had too many requests up in Flagstaff but we would love to find someone to work with to grow PFS up north!

Most of our information is shared on Facebook through a group - Arizona Pathfinder Society and we have a website that is a little outdated - www.azpfs.com

Most of our games are in the valley but I'm sure Steven Schopmeyer aka TriOmegaZero would love a PM from you about gaming up north.

Thanks!
Cyzzane

Who gets called Ms.TOZ more than she wants.

[TriOmegaZero]

Hey Michael! You can also just email me at the given address on the Regional Coordinators page. (It's [e-mail]) We'd love to have someone up there offering PFS in any fashion. Let me know what questions you have or support you need and I will do my best to help out. The most basic advice I can give is find a local gaming store and ask if they would host you running PFS there. You may have to take the reigns of GM for the initial startup, but hopefully you will attract a group with at least one person willing to tag in for you. Hope to hear more from Flagstaff soon!

[Peter Kies]

Does a public list still exist? The (map and list) links above from years past don't lead to anything useful anymore.

If it does exist, it must be well hidden if the closest thing I've found in several minutes of searching is a 6 year old thread.

[Pirate Rob]

It does not, there were some privacy issues and problems managing a publicly facing list that big.

This page does have the RVC contact information who should be able to put you in touch with somebody more local.

[BigNorseWolf]

Flat rolling surfaces map should point you to the nearest hive of geekery and they can kick you up the chain as needed.

[Peter Kies]

Thanks! The RVC list and the map should do nicely for next steps.