What do you see as beneficial to those that don't play PFS that PFS provides?
For context, in 1e PFS was a great example of what rules are and are not balanced for a campaign. Players could convince GMs about the value of certain rules if they were allowed in PFS and GMs could safely ban a list of options based on PFS's bans.
r/OrganizedPlay is set up in the wake of changes occurring to some of the larger Organized Play systems, Adventurer's League and Pathfinder(Starfinder) Society.
Our goal is to spread more awareness of what Organized Play is in TTRPG's and aid in designing Organized Play campaigns.
Come join the discussions, share your input and help shape this new sub.
Organized Play has been a method of playing since the 1980's and in the past few years we are seeing more and more game systems utilize an Organized Play system to promote their game. Adventurer's League, Pathfinder Society, Cult of Chaos, West March, and the list goes on.
r/OrganizedPlay is a new sub to discuss what Organized Play is, the good aspects to these systems, the bad, and maybe help others create their own based on what other systems have done. If this sounds interesting, please join the conversation.