APs and Organized Play

[Cosmosis]

Perhaps this was something I only dreamt, or was only a component of 1E, but I thought Second Edition APs were authorized for organized play use? If so, where does one find the reporting sheets and information for them?

If not, have APs ever been authorized for organized play? Just curious...I would love to run Agents of Edgewatch as an organized play campaign since that automatically takes care of the whole "treasure" conundrum with that adventure.

[sanwah68]

A lot of APs are sanctioned for Org Play, with the sanctioning documents found on the product pages of the AP. However, Agents of Edgewatch was not sanctioned, along with Blood Lords.

[Super Zero]

They're sanctioned for play in campaign mode, which means that you can gain Chronicles and other PFS credit for playing in the adventure, but the adventures themselves aren't played as PFS games.

Generally speaking (possibly always?) one book gives you credit equal to three scenarios--so a level. 12 XP, 12 Reputation with your favored faction, and 30 treasure bundles. Apply 4 XP and 10 treasure bundles at a time, like you would for three scenarios, so that the value of the treasure increases as appropriate if you level up partway through applying them.

[Cosmosis]

Thanks, everyone! I was trying to find the sheets on those pages, and for some reason didn't see them on other APs...but wonder now if I just didn't look at, say, the Strength of Thousands page to confirm. I'll double-check.

That said, I still think Edgewatch would be perfect for PFS sanctioning, since it does immediately solve the "treasure" problem.

[keftiu]

Cosmosis wrote:

Thanks, everyone! I was trying to find the sheets on those pages, and for some reason didn't see them on other APs...but wonder now if I just didn't look at, say, the Strength of Thousands page to confirm. I'll double-check.

That said, I still think Edgewatch would be perfect for PFS sanctioning, since it does immediately solve the "treasure" problem.

Do Society players want to beat up protesting workers on behalf of their law-breaking former employers?

Because that's a non-skippable part of that AP, and a harder issue to fix than the loot problem.

[Andrew the Warwitch]

sanwah68 wrote:

A lot of APs are sanctioned for Org Play, with the sanctioning documents found on the product pages of the AP. However, Agents of Edgewatch was not sanctioned, along with Blood Lords.

Where do we find the information about what is sanctioned and what is not?

[Grandmaster TOZ]

You can find sanctioning documents linked from the different AP pages. (Abomination Vaults here, right below the Player's Guide link.)

I know there used to be a page with the chronicle links listed in a sidebar, but that may have been removed in a website update. I'm not aware of an official sanctioning list otherwise.