PFQ: The Silverhex Chronicles

[Farnaby]

This is my first time as a GM with Fantasy Grounds.
Looking for experienced players to help me if I get stuck with tips and tricks. :-)

A series of six Quests designed for 1st-level characters.

When the daring half-orc scholar Ulisha enrages a noble family in the River Kingdoms, she contacts the PCs with a special deal: she will sell them a unique and ancient druidic relic at a steep discount to secure the gold she needs to pay off her bounty. By the time the PCs arrive to meet her, she has gone into hiding. However, she has left behind a journal full of profitable leads as a sign of good faith. Can the PCs recover this hidden wealth and claim the powerful Silverhex before an assassin finds their friend?

The Silverhex Chronicles includes six, 1-hour adventures that take the PCs to a graveyard in Gralton, a mist-choked forest in Ustalav, a brainwashed village in Razmiran, an ancient crash site in Numeria, and the perilous city of Daggermark. Experience the adventures in any order to create a unique story.

This is played using one of the PFS lvl 1 pre-gens.
I have set up all the pre-gens for use in Fantasy Grounds.
Please write in the calendar which pre-gen you wish to use
and I will send you the xml file to look at and adapt if needed.

RECEIVING CREDIT

A player who plays through one or more of the Quests receives
a Chronicle sheet for The Silverhex Chronicles, noting which
ones he played. He can later play the rest of the Quests in the
series, earning greater rewards (See the Variable Rewards boon
on the Chronicle sheet at the end of this series). At any time, he
can apply the Chronicle sheet to a 1st-level Pathfinder Society
character, but if that character gains XP from another Chronicle
sheet, he can no longer earn additional rewards for playing the
other Silverhex Chronicles Quests. The Silverhex Chronicles can be
replayed for credit, but the credit must be applied to a different
1st-level character each time.

Calendar

There might even be meerkats :-)

[kwarner1986]

Another mission for my great and noble paladin/bloodrager.

[Farnaby]

Another mission for my great and noble paladin/bloodrager.

Don't forget, you need to use a pre-gen!
And tell me which one in the calendar please.

[xazil]

Kyle, note that you can only do Silverhex on pre-gens. Although the chronicles are of course awarded to credit a normal character.

[Victor]

I'll give it a go Look forward to you as GM, gonna bring my book of puns and drive you sane.
You may want to put a calendar link on this thread too.

[Farnaby]

I'll give it a go Look forward to you as GM, gonna bring my book of puns and drive you sane.
You may want to put a calendar link on this thread too.

Link added. Sanity is expected to ensue.

[Syaoran0503]

I wouldn't mind doing some of these to put some sheets toward my characters. But you asked for experienced FG players which I am not. However, if there is space at the table I wouldn't mind filling a spot.

I will add my sign up to the calendar but understand if I'm not given priority.

[Victor]

But you asked for experienced FG players which I am not. However, if there is space at the table I wouldn't mind filling a spot.

I will add my sign up to the calendar but understand if I'm not given priority.

I would (and did) sign up on the calendar anyway. I probably won't be helping Farnaby with FG either as I never GM. I figure with Blackfoot and KWarner1986 there, it should be a breeze. They are minor FG deities.

[cmdisc]

Ok, this is going to be fun. I read through the series of quests, but never played them. And being in Tom's first game.

Claiming a spot right now. Will edit this and my calendar request with a Pregen selection once I have a chance to look them over.

Edit: Looking at either Zadim the Slayer or Oloch the Warpriest. If anyone has a preference for either of those two, then I'll take the other. Otherwise will wait and see what the party starts looking like before deciding.

[Blackfoot]

I'm up for this one. I need to verify that I do not have a conflict but I should be good to play.