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Message: <blockquote data-quote="HolyMan" data-source="post: 5188899" data-attributes="member: 84167">I think one of the big differences from a LPF and PFS is that the adventures are not shared. You will not have 10 or 20 groups playing the same adventure and then sort out the results later. You have one adventure with one group and they play a HB adventure and what they do effects the world around them immeditately.  If they see an old abandoned manor on their way to "X" and decide to explore it busting down the door to get in. Then another group on a different adventure who goes by that manor will encounter it with the door broken down already (and probably no treasure about).  Also I have to agree with Mowgli (as I to do not have a face to face group) what if I wanted to run a PF game but didn't want to waste time thinking up gods and peoples for a one shot deal. What would be wrong with putting it in Golarion (I paid the $50 bucks for it). I mean the world is truly flavor text anyway the dungeon/adventure site is truly what matters.  So I say... "You travel to the Harpy's Caves some five miles from Souston, and stand before them ready to find the stolen crown of King Codwin" and a couple characters take the character options listed and one took a general feat like Spirit of the River Those things all seem to me like flavor and not like stepping on anyone's toes. HM</blockquote>