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Could we please get Pathfinder Second Edition Demo Adventure: Torment and Legacy sanctioned as a quest for Pathfinder Society, please?
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. . . Adding it for society credit adds needless levels of complexity to a demo.
I disagree, partially. I would say adding Society credit should be seen as an option to add to, not make a requirement of, running the demo.
A sanctioning document doesn't mean that those organizers using this a demo game for their events need to change anything, but would allow those that are seeking to add to their characters' stories options.
Sanctioning should be no more difficult to coordinate than running sanctioned Adventures or Adventure Paths.
Venture-Agent, Colorado—Denver
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This is a perfect opportunity to introduce new players to the mechanics. It runs well as a demo. Adding it for society credit adds needless levels of complexity to a demo.
Don't print out or distribute any chronicles if they do decide to sanction it. Run for fun!
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I will run for fun, not credit.
Asking for the development team to sanction every piece of paper that comes across the desk will slow down the process of getting the pieces that NEED sanctioning (Plaguestone, Age of Ashes, Lost Omens) getting pushed further back. Not to mention the Roleplay Guild Guide.
I would prefer to have those adventures and content sanctioned first.