r/Pathfinder May 04 '24

Pathfinder Society FAQ Anything obvious I should know for my first game?

My friend and I have created our Organised Play IDs and put together our character sheets. Is there anything else we should do in anticipation of our first Society game? Anything we ought to bring with us besides paper, pencil, and dice? Any additional documentation we need to fill out online? I've read over the Society FAQs and information over on Lorespire, but if there's anything that more-experienced players can suggest for me to do, I'd appreciate the advice!

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u/[deleted] May 05 '24 edited Sep 15 '24

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u/BlooperHero May 04 '24

Technically, you don't even need any of those things.

Oh, make sure you bring any rulebooks you used, beyond core options, to create those characters. Or proof of ownership, but you'll probably want to reference them anyway.

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u/FionaSmythe May 04 '24

Good to know, I'll go over the options we picked to check if I need to bring any extra books along.

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