Plunder and Peril

[Minous]

I am looking to do this 3 part module soon. Who would be interested. I am thinking of running it regular on Mondays, and CORE on Thursdays.

[mikem91]

i'd do regular just to avoid having to run something myself. i need a break.

[GinoA]

I'd be interesting in that.

[NotDave]

What level is it?

[Chilon]

I might be interested, particularly in core.

[brutesquad07]

Interested.

[Grey17isMissing]

I am interested. What level is it?

[Sirbrute]

What does CORE mean for a newbie like me? Dawn and I would like to play on some Thursday's up there with all of you. However we only have Low Newbie PC's to play with ....

Thank in advance for any help and explanations.

[mikem91]

"Core" means your character is using only races, classes, equipment, spells, feats, etc. from the core rulebook.

here's the introduction to core from a couple of years ago.
https://paizo.com/community/blog/v5748d ... e-Campaign

From the PFS Roleplaying Guild Guide:

CORE CAMPAIGN

Most Pathfinder Society Roleplaying Guild games use
the standard character creation rules—typically referred
to as the Standard Campaign. Players and GMs can also
participate in the Core Campaign, which comes with
several advantages and limitations.

Limited Resources: Core Campaign PCs are limited to
using the Pathfinder RPG Core Rulebook, Pathfinder Society
Roleplaying Guild Guide, and the Pathfinder RPG Character
Traits Web Enhancement when building their characters.

Campaign Errata: Core Campaign characters must
follow the rules set out in the Additional Resources, FAQ,
and Campaign Clarifications issued by the campaign staff
via paizo.com, just like Standard Campaign characters.

Chronicle Sheets: Items listed on Chronicle sheets
earned in the Core Campaign are valid options for Core
characters. Promotional boons and other Chronicle
sheets that open up new race options otherwise can’t be
used in the Core Campaign.

No Mixing Campaigns: A session must accommodate
only Core PCs or Standard PCs; characters from different
campaign modes should not be part of the same adventure.
The exception is that a Core PC can play at a Standard
Campaign event, but the PC irrevocably becomes part of
to the Standard Campaign, can no longer participate in
Core Campaign events, and can now select any character
options permitted in the Standard campaign.

Easy to Learn: With fewer options, the Core Campaign
is less intimidating for players and GMs alike, especially
those who are newer to the Pathfinder RPG.

[Sirbrute]

Okay and this has nothing to with the new umm Pathfinder 2.0 that was rolled out still old Pathfinder Society.... I guess or Pathfinder 1.0... ? Sorry if I seem lost .. mainly because I am most times.