The storage vaults beneath the Grand Lodge of Absalom start flooding & it is up to the Pathfinder Society agents to determine the cause. Level 1-5.
Description:
**Table reserved for players under 18 and/or families** A Pathfinder Society Scenario designed for levels 1–5. Beneath the Grand Lodge lie the vaults, a series of storerooms and libraries that contain much of the Society’s findings from the past centuries. Finds requiring closer study find their way to an extensive vault called the Overflow Archives. Soon after a pair of initiates sneaks into the archive and steals a few items on a dare, the complex inexplicably springs a leak. It is up to the PCs to investigate this strange phenomenon and put a stop to it before thousands of priceless documents are ruined forever. Written by Scott Sharplin. Please note all children 12 and under need a parent/guardian to stay with them. Youth 13-15 need a parent in the Sagamore Ballroom. Youth 16-18 need to have a way to contact their onsite parent.
Not everyone who works for the Aspis Consortium accepts its vile ways. 1 of its operatives made the Society an offer: help her escape the Aspis, & she'll provide insider intelligence. Level 1-2.
Description:
**Table reserved for players under 18 and/or families** A Pathfinder Society Scenario designed for levels 1-2. The Aspis Consortium pays well, but few can stand its underhanded tactics for long. One operative fed up with the Consortium's practices has contacted the Pathfinder Society with a tempting offer: assist her in leaving the organization, and she will supply the Society with years of insider intelligence about their longstanding rival. It's up to the PCs to navigate Diobel—a proud town run by cutthroat smugglers—earn the defector's trust, and deal a telling blow to their Aspis foes. Written by Mike Kimmel. Please note all children 12 and under need a parent/guardian to stay with them. Youth 13-15 need a parent in the Sagamore Ballroom. Youth 16-18 need to have a way to contact their onsite parent.
Not everyone who works for the Aspis Consortium accepts its vile ways. 1 of its operatives made the Society an offer: help her escape the Aspis, & she'll provide insider intelligence. Level 1-2.
Description:
**Table reserved for players under 18 and/or families** A Pathfinder Society Scenario designed for levels 1-2. The Aspis Consortium pays well, but few can stand its underhanded tactics for long. One operative fed up with the Consortium's practices has contacted the Pathfinder Society with a tempting offer: assist her in leaving the organization, and she will supply the Society with years of insider intelligence about their longstanding rival. It's up to the PCs to navigate Diobel—a proud town run by cutthroat smugglers—earn the defector's trust, and deal a telling blow to their Aspis foes. Written by Mike Kimmel. Please note all children 12 and under need a parent/guardian to stay with them. Youth 13-15 need a parent in the Sagamore Ballroom. Youth 16-18 need to have a way to contact their onsite parent.
Not everyone who works for the Aspis Consortium accepts its vile ways. 1 of its operatives made the Society an offer: help her escape the Aspis, & she'll provide insider intelligence. Level 1-2.
Description:
**Table reserved for players under 18 and/or families** A Pathfinder Society Scenario designed for levels 1-2. The Aspis Consortium pays well, but few can stand its underhanded tactics for long. One operative fed up with the Consortium's practices has contacted the Pathfinder Society with a tempting offer: assist her in leaving the organization, and she will supply the Society with years of insider intelligence about their longstanding rival. It's up to the PCs to navigate Diobel—a proud town run by cutthroat smugglers—earn the defector's trust, and deal a telling blow to their Aspis foes. Written by Mike Kimmel. Please note all children 12 and under need a parent/guardian to stay with them. Youth 13-15 need a parent in the Sagamore Ballroom. Youth 16-18 need to have a way to contact their onsite parent.
Each lesson introduces a basic roleplaying concept, followed by a quest in which the players utilize the skills learned.
Description:
Pathfinder Society Academy is a place for younger gamers to learn how to play Pathfinder and for our younger GMs to hone their skills under the tutelage of experienced GMs. Completing all three Kid's Track Modules results in a second level character compatible with the Pathfinder Society Organized Play program. All Pathfinder Society Academy tables are family friendly and the GMs are chosen for their experience working with youth. Please note all children 12 and under need a parent/guardian to stay with them. Youth 13-15 need a parent in the Sagamore Ballroom. Youth 16-18 need to have a way to contact their onsite parent.
Each lesson introduces a basic roleplaying concept, followed by a quest in which the players utilize the skills learned.
Description:
Pathfinder Society Academy is a place for younger gamers to learn how to play Pathfinder and for our younger GMs to hone their skills under the tutelage of experienced GMs. Completing all three Kid's Track Modules results in a second level character compatible with the Pathfinder Society Organized Play program. All Pathfinder Society Academy tables are family friendly and the GMs are chosen for their experience working with youth. Please note all children 12 and under need a parent/guardian to stay with them. Youth 13-15 need a parent in the Sagamore Ballroom. Youth 16-18 need to have a way to contact their onsite parent.
Each lesson introduces a basic roleplaying concept, followed by a quest in which the players utilize the skills learned.
Description:
Pathfinder Society Academy is a place for younger gamers to learn how to play Pathfinder and for our younger GMs to hone their skills under the tutelage of experienced GMs. Completing all three Kid's Track Modules results in a second level character compatible with the Pathfinder Society Organized Play program. All Pathfinder Society Academy tables are family friendly and the GMs are chosen for their experience working with youth. Please note all children 12 and under need a parent/guardian to stay with them. Youth 13-15 need a parent in the Sagamore Ballroom. Youth 16-18 need to have a way to contact their onsite parent.
Each lesson introduces a basic roleplaying concept, followed by a quest in which the players utilize the skills learned.
Description:
Pathfinder Society Academy is a place for younger gamers to learn how to play Pathfinder and for our younger GMs to hone their skills under the tutelage of experienced GMs. Completing all three Kid's Track Modules results in a second level character compatible with the Pathfinder Society Organized Play program. All Pathfinder Society Academy tables are family friendly and the GMs are chosen for their experience working with youth. Please note all children 12 and under need a parent/guardian to stay with them. Youth 13-15 need a parent in the Sagamore Ballroom. Youth 16-18 need to have a way to contact their onsite parent.
Each lesson introduces a basic roleplaying concept, followed by a quest in which the players utilize the skills learned.
Description:
Pathfinder Society Academy is a place for younger gamers to learn how to play Pathfinder and for our younger GMs to hone their skills under the tutelage of experienced GMs. Completing all three Kid's Track Modules results in a second level character compatible with the Pathfinder Society Organized Play program. All Pathfinder Society Academy tables are family friendly and the GMs are chosen for their experience working with youth. Please note all children 12 and under need a parent/guardian to stay with them. Youth 13-15 need a parent in the Sagamore Ballroom. Youth 16-18 need to have a way to contact their onsite parent.
Each lesson introduces a basic roleplaying concept, followed by a quest in which the players utilize the skills learned.
Description:
Pathfinder Society Academy is a place for younger gamers to learn how to play Pathfinder and for our younger GMs to hone their skills under the tutelage of experienced GMs. Completing all three Kid's Track Modules results in a second level character compatible with the Pathfinder Society Organized Play program. All Pathfinder Society Academy tables are family friendly and the GMs are chosen for their experience working with youth. Please note all children 12 and under need a parent/guardian to stay with them. Youth 13-15 need a parent in the Sagamore Ballroom. Youth 16-18 need to have a way to contact their onsite parent.