Core Rules
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Ancestry Feat (Human) - Unconventional Weaponry - For PFS purposes, what counts as a weapon "that is common in another culture"?
General Feat - Adopted Ancestry - Will there be a clearly delineated list of prohibited choices for this feat to prevent table variance?
Skill Feat (Nature) - Bonded Animal - What animals are valid for you to bond in PFS? The feat description specifies "a normal animal (not a companion or other special animal)". Does that mean any common creature from the Bestiary (or other source you have Access to) with the Animal tag?
Skill Feat (Nature) - Train Animal - Can we assume that the DC will be based on creature level and that the downtime cost is 7 days? Or is there additional guidance for this?
Skill - Crafting - According to the Core rules, one of the requirements for the Craft downtime action is: "You have an appropriate set of tools and, in many cases, a workshop. For example, you need access to a smithy to forge a metal shield." Does this apply in PFS (reading the PFS-specific Naturalist feat, which waives this requirement, it seems like it would.)? Does it apply for Earning Income using Crafting? What are the associated costs/restrictions with the workshop?
PFS
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Purchasing Equipment - The Player basics section states "As you complete adventures, you will gain more wealth that can be used to buy any common item that is no more than 2 levels higher than your current level.", but the Play Basics section states that only items up to your level are purchaseable without a chronicle sheet. Which is correct?
Faction Boon - Wayfinder Boons - Can you apply multiple boons to the same Wayfinder?
Faction Boon (Verdant Wheel) - Naturalist - Does this boon negate the need for the Alchemical Crafting feat?
Faction Boon (Envoy's Alliance) - Exemplary Recruiter - When applying this to an Eager Protege, do they also gain 12 additional Fame?
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Multiple Boons to the same Wayfinder: No because the boon has a faction tag and you can only slot one boon with the faction tag per scenario.
Faction Boon (Verdant Wheel) - Naturalist: I don't think that feat comes into play because the boon specifically says to use a Lore skill instead of Crafting skill. So the player would not need to have the Alchemical crafting Feat.
Faction Boon (Envoy's Alliance) - Exemplary Recruiter: No because it is not included in the special section.
Special: You can apply this benefit to the same character to whom you applied the Eager Protégé benefit, so long as that PC still has 12 XP. If you do so, you instead increase that character’s XP by 12 (to 24 total), award them an additional 12 Reputation to distribute between one or more factions, and grant them an additional 45 gp (for a total of 75 gp).
This makes sense because Fame is what you use to spend with your factions.
Multiple Boons to the same Wayfinder: No because the boon has a faction tag and you can only slot one boon with the faction tag per scenario.
Where are you seeing the Faction tag on Wayfinder enhancement boons? I see them all with just the Item tag.
Faction Boon (Verdant Wheel) - Naturalist: I don't think that feat comes into play because the boon specifically says to use a Lore skill instead of Crafting skill. So the player would not need to have the Alchemical crafting Feat.
This could stand to be more explicit.
Faction Boon (Envoy's Alliance) - Exemplary Recruiter: No because it is not included in the special section.
This makes sense because Fame is what you use to spend with your factions.
The boons each give 12 Fame when used individually. It certainly seems like a typo that Fame is the only thing not combined when using them together.
Purchasing Equipment - The Player basics section states "As you complete adventures, you will gain more wealth that can be used to buy any common item that is no more than 2 levels higher than your current level.", but the Play Basics section states that only items up to your level are purchaseable without a chronicle sheet. Which is correct?
The "up to your level" part seems to refer to the starting equipment purchased when initially creating your character, whereas the "up to 2 levels higher" part refers to everything purchased later.
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Here's the current thread asking that exact question.
Our party's Druid is currently using a Smilodon...
