New Mexico Pathfinder Society

The New Mexico Pathfinder Society is an all volunteer group that exists to facilitate open play sessions of Paizo's Pathfinder and Starfinder gaming systems.

We partner with local game stores and venues to host our play sessions.  Those sessions are scheduled in advance using Warhorn.  Paizo and local Pathfinder and Starfinder related news are deciminated via our Discord group.  We also use Discord for conversations between play sessions (loot, leveling, questions, etc.).  In Pathfinder and Starfinder Society, you're awarded XP and loot for any session you complete using Chronicles.  We use RPG Chronicles and Paizo's Orginized Play pages to track and award session credit.  Links to these sites, and others, can be found using the Links page.

What is Pathfinder?

Pathfinder is a fantasy roleplaying game from Paizo, based on the mechanics of Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition. It offers rich character customization, immersive storytelling, and tactical combat. Pathfinder now runs on its streamlined second edition, designed for faster gameplay and easier collaboration.

What is Starfinder?

Starfinder is Pathfinder’s science-fantasy sibling; a tabletop RPG set in a futuristic universe that blends starships, alien worlds, and futuristic tech with the storytelling depth of traditional tabletop adventures. With the launch of Starfinder 2nd Edition, it now uses the same core rules as Pathfinder 2nd Edition — you only need to learn one system to play both games.

What is the Pathfinder Society?

The Pathfinder Society is an in-world guild of adventurers based in the Pathfinder universe, and also the name of Paizo's global Organized Play program for Pathfinder and Starfinder. Players take on the role of Pathfinder Agents and embark on missions issued by the Society, working together to shape a living campaign that spans continents and seasons. Choices, successes, and failures can all influence the greater story that is revealed.

What is Organized Play?

Organized Play is a structured way to play tabletop roleplaying games with standardized rules and shared story arcs. Players create characters that can be used across multiple games and locations, earning experience, reputation, and rewards along the way.

How is Organized Play different from a home game?

In home games, the story and rules are customized by the Game Master for a fixed group of players. In Organized Play, adventures follow standardized scenarios designed for portability, balanced rewards, and compatibility across multiple game tables. You can bring your character to a local game store, a convention, or another lodge in a different continent and they'll fit right in.

While attending sanctioned games or engaging on social media, players and guests are expected to observe the following:

• Golden Rule: Treat others how you would like to be treated. No harassment or posts that attack, insult, flame, defame, or otherwise abuse others.

• Keep it PG-13. Explicit images or messages, racist, and particularly obscene or vulgar language are not allowed.

• No discussion of any illegal activity or threats of violence.

• Do not publicly post personal contact information (i.e.: address, phone, email, etc.) for any reason outside of PFS & SFS use.

• No advertising or spam. However, promoting local gaming groups, activities, and/or hosting businesses is permitted.

• You may not post copyrighted material in full, or illegal links to such. Links to AoN and PFSRD are allowed, as are ones that follow the Paizo Community use Policy.

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