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Organized play

Chronicles of the Arcanum

Pathfinder Society and Starfinder Society, run in two game shops and on a virtual tabletop. New players welcome, every single time.

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Where we play

Schedules live on Warhorn. Sign up there and a seat is yours.

For the dates themselves, the calendar reads those schedules live. The online tables run on four Foundry servers — Guinness, Harp, Stout and Porter. How to sit down at one. If you want to know what organized play actually is first, start here.
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Never played before?

Then you are exactly who organized play is built for.

A Society scenario is a self-contained adventure that runs in one sitting, usually four or five hours. You do not need to have played last time, you do not need to come back next time, and you do not need to know anybody at the table.

You also do not need a character — free pregenerated ones are always on hand. How that works →

What to bring: yourself. Dice and a pencil are nice; we have spares of both.

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What the Chronicles are

Two campaigns
Pathfinder Society 2e and Starfinder Society 2e. Fantasy and science fantasy, same organized-play structure.
Progress that travels
Play anywhere in the world and it counts. Your character and your Chronicle sheets come with you.
Reported and tracked
Sessions are reported to Paizo, so credit follows you whether you played in Dawsonville, Johns Creek or online.
Run by a GM who wants you there
Tables are open to new and experienced players alike, and the table tents carry QR codes for Warhorn and for pregens if you turn up cold.
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Everything in one place

The links I hand out most often, so you do not have to go looking.

Book a seat

Cayden’s Keg
My online lodge — PFS2 and SFS on Foundry, playable from anywhere. Dates on the calendar.
Level Up Dawsonville
The home table, in the shop, north metro.
Level Up Johns Creek
The southern table, same campaign.
AtlantaPFS Lodge
The whole regional schedule — every venue in the metro, not just mine.

Turn up without a character

Pathfinder pregens
A direct download, no account needed — all 16 iconics at levels 1, 3 and 5 in one ZIP. Paizo’s Get Started page has the same characters if you’d rather browse them first.
Starfinder pregens
The same, for the science-fantasy side — 6 iconics at levels 1, 3, 5 and 7.
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Conventions

Four a year, in and around Atlanta — Dragon Con, LUG Con, Dice + Diversions, and the Southern-Fried Gaming Expo. I run tables at some and turn up as a player at others, which changes year to year, so the full list with dates and what I am actually doing at each one lives on the calendar rather than here.

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Join the Discord

Where the tables actually talk — scheduling, questions, and the voice channels we play in. Neither server needs an invitation from me; these are open doors.

Cayden’s KegMy online lodge — scheduling and the voice channels we play indiscord.gg/ujPJ47vEUW
GeorgiaPFSThe regional organized-play community, in-person and onlinediscord.gg/kkucMnkqCH
Tap a code on a phone, or scan it. None of these invites expire.
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GM Resources

Not built here — a fan-made tool from another developer, credited below. For the GM’s side of the table, not the players’.

External tool · Not a GREYWOLF project

The Chase

A virtual tabletop built for D&D pursuit scenes — lay out the map, place pursuers and quarry, and let regions carry their own terrain, walls, darkness, and triggered complications. A separate player-facing display keeps the chase visible at the table without exposing DM-only info.

D&DDM ToolTravel ChaseMap

Developed by Fairway 3 Games — free to use, browser-based.

Icons courtesy of Fairway3 Games — a separate credit, unrelated to The Chase above.

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Reference Library

Official Paizo pages, community links, and the character-building and virtual-tabletop tools people at these tables actually use.

Paizo

Guides to Organized Play

Remaster-Specific Pages

Social Media

Helpful Tools

Character Creation Sites

Virtual Tabletops