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Are the tier 1 scenarios still repeatable?
it isn't in the new guide for society play
It's still there. In the v9.1 release of the guide, under Evergreen Adventures:
All Tier 1 and 1-2 adventures can be replayed an unlimited number of times with a 1st-level character for credit. Tier 1–2 adventures can also be played with a 2nd-level character once for credit in each campaign mode (Core and Standard Modes). GMs receive one Chronicle sheet each time they run one of the Tier 1 and Tier 1-2 adventure. They may apply a Tier 1–2 Chronicle sheet to one 2nd-level character per adventure per campaign mode.
I keep a list of what's currently replayable here, if that's helpful.
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I keep a list of what's currently replayable here, if that's helpful.
Much obliged for this and your ITS spreadsheet.
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I keep a list of what's currently replayable here, if that's helpful.Much obliged for this and your ITS spreadsheet.
Thanks! Glad to hear it's helpful.
This is maybe obvious, but I can't quite be certain with how things are worded: if I played a scenario at Level 1 in Tier 1-2, but that scenario is also playable at Tier 4-5, can I replay the scenario with a different 1st level character in Tier 1-2, or is that limited to only scenarios that are only playable at Tier 1-2?
Thanks, and sorry for the moderate necrocommenting!
It was not one of those two, that is the linguistic clarification I am looking for: If a scenario not on the list of specifically replayable scenarios is playable as both 1-2 and 4-5 but I played it at 1st level in the low tier, is it replayable per the text Alex quoted above, or is that rule only relevant for scenarios that are only playable in the 1-2 tier? In other words, is a scenario that has both a 1-2 low tier and a 4-5 high tier not considered a Tier 1-2 scenario as far as the language above is concerned? The wording is just ambiguous enough that I felt I had to ask.
No, if the scenario is not replayable you cannot replay it at Subtier 4-5 after playing it at Subtier 1-2. Such a scenarios is a Tier 1-5, not a Tier 1-2. (Subtier is different from Tier.)
I never once asked if I could play it again at 4-5, there is no ambiguity there. The question was if I can play it with a different character at 1-2, but the clarification that a Scenario's "Subtier" should be considered different than its "Tier" does seem to be what I needed, thank you.
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If it's not on the replayable list, it's not replayable. That's pretty much the best way to say it.
Tiers of a specific scenario don't matter, and the intricacies of how often you can play a replayable at different levels/tiers only come into play with the replayable list.
Alex's link above is an accurate, up-to-date list of all scenarios you can play more than once, and highlighted the guidelines for doing so.
If it's not on the replayable list, it's not replayable. That's pretty much the best way to say it.
That seems to be true, but I could not actually find that said anywhere and the language ambiguity I was asking about seemed to imply that it could be otherwise.
Thanks to everyone for their assistance, and especially to Alex for the service he provides the Society!
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If it's not on the replayable list, it's not replayable. That's pretty much the best way to say it.That seems to be true, but I could not actually find that said anywhere and the language ambiguity I was asking about seemed to imply that it could be otherwise.
Thanks to everyone for their assistance, and especially to Alex for the service he provides the Society!
Hi there!
Sorry for the confusion. I think the language used in the guide is actually pretty precise--any adventure in tier 1 or tier 1-2 is replayable with level 1s--but the difference between tier and subtier wasn't exactly called out. If you haven't noticed the difference between tier and subtier when it's called out elsewhere in the guide, it's not something that's easy to pick up on!
It's too late to have saved you any frustration, but I've added a note about that difference to the Evergreen list. Hopefully it will help make things clearer for the majority of us PFS players who didn't realize tier and subtier aren't equivalent terms!
Thanks for checking in, and happy skwidding!
