Applying higher level chronicle to first level character Q.

[Markov Spiked Chain]

PF Roleplaying Guild Guide wrote:

You can apply credit to a newly created, 1st-level

Roleplaying Guild character from a higher-level
sanctioned module or Adventure Path. When doing so,
reduce the gp reward to 500 gp if the adventure grants
1 XP or 1,398 gp if it grants 3 XP. You do not benefit
from any boons until your Roleplaying Guild character
reaches the minimum level listed on the Chronicle
sheet, unless otherwise noted.

If the player is playing a non-1st-level pregenerated
character, he may choose instead to apply this Chronicle
sheet to a 1st-level character by reducing this value to
500 gp (or 250 gp for the slow advancement track) for
completing a scenario or 1,398 gp (or 699 gp for the
slow advancement track) for completing a module.

Does this mean you can still buy items off the higher level chronicle sheet?

I just noticed a few higher-CL wands I'd like to grab off 7-11 scenarios I downgraded.

[BigNorseWolf]

I think so.

[Andy Brown]

yep. items are available as soon as you can afford them

[Ragoz]

Guild Guide wrote:

Boon: A boon is an in-game reward other than XP,

gp, Prestige Points, or item access.

Yeah you have item access still. Pretty neat.

[Nefreet]

It's almost like GMs get rewarded for running games =D

[Goth Guru]

Looks like if they run a pregen to fill a hole in a party, they can give access to their Pc. I can see that if the PC is an apprentice of the pregen.

[Starglim]

That can lead to errors. A GM runs a pregenerated character to build a party up to four members, or more often gets one of the players to run her, for the same reason as any other NPC in the scenario: to provide a better game experience for the players. GM credit chronicles have nothing to do with GM pre-gens or anything that they might do or might happen to them.

[Ascalaphus]

Goth Guru wrote:

Looks like if they run a pregen to fill a hole in a party, they can give access to their Pc. I can see that if the PC is an apprentice of the pregen.

No, GMs don't get chronicles for the pregens they run to fill out a party. The only chronicle a GM gets is the one for GMing.

[BigNorseWolf]

Lau Bannenberg wrote:

Goth Guru wrote:

Looks like if they run a pregen to fill a hole in a party, they can give access to their Pc. I can see that if the PC is an apprentice of the pregen.

No, GMs don't get chronicles for the pregens they run to fill out a party. The only chronicle a GM gets is the one for GMing.

i think he meant a 4th player using a pregen in a 7-11