Interest check Pathfinder One-Shot #2: Dinner at Lionlodge
Is there any interest in Pathfinder One-Shot #2: Dinner at Lionlodge?
If yes, please indicate which of the following times may generally work for you (preferably in UTC but at least containing some indication of your timezone).
Weekends: Depending on the specific weekend, SAT around 5.30 PM UTC or SUN around 12 PM (noon) UTC may work.
Workdays: Depending on the week and day, around 5 PM UTC may work in theory but with different timezones involved this could be tricky.
Please note that this one-shot will take a bit longer than usual games, likely around 5 hours.
"Dinner at Lionlodge" is sanctioned for use in Pathfinder Society Organized Play and uses 4th level pregens.
Please note it does not give any reputation.
PFS2 credit:
"Players who play through Dinner at Lionlodge, as well as GMs who run the adventure, can apply the adventure’s Chronicle Sheet to any of their Pathfinder Society (Second Edition) Organized Play characters. Players must decide which character to apply credit to when they receive the Chronicle Sheet and the GM signs it. The Chronicle Sheet gives 4 Experience Points and 10 Treasure Bundles appropriate to a character of their level. It also grants 8 days of Downtime. An individual may earn one chronicle for playing and one chronicle for GMing. Replays may be used to earn additional player chronicles."
About the one-shot:
Invited to a hunting lodge to attend a grand dinner, the PCs are in for a treat. Initially called forth to go on an exciting hunt the following day, an uncomfortable meal causes some trepidation. The eccentric hunter who inhabits the lodge has other plans for his guests. Can the group figure out what's going on before their dinner is ruined?
This short Pathfinder 2nd edition adventure written by James Jacobs is intended to be completed in a single session and includes four 4th-level pregenerated characters, who make 'use of the new ancestries in Pathfinder Advanced Player's Guide and Pathfinder Lost Omens Ancestry Guide, whose backstories and motivations tie closely into the plot of the adventure. This adventure can be easily incorporated into various virtual tabletops, run off of digital devices, or printed out and played at a table.
