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#1 Riley37 Apr 23, 2015 2:29:19	How does one determine Session Number, for AL log sheets? Counting from the first session that the store hosted AL? The number of sessions that character has ever played? The number of sessions of that particular adventure? Something else?
#2 abanathie Apr 23, 2015 3:36:49	Nobody knows...  Just kidding...   You can use to track each session per episode or adventure.  For example, session one of three for the Lost Mines of Phandelver followed by session two of three and so on.  Or, you can do what I do.  I just number them sequentially from one to whatever...  I'm sure there was a grand plan for session tracking; however, I don't think those plans were implemented and the session field was...  outdated before publication.
#3 Ainulindalion Apr 23, 2015 5:10:27	Huh.   In my area, it only really matters on days when there is more than one game (Conventions, all-day gamedays, etc).  The session is the slot on a given date, here.  So the vast majority of entries into the log record as Session: 1 (particularly for Encounters).
#4 Primarchx Apr 23, 2015 5:30:06	I just order them sequentially for the PC being played.  So last night's Encounters was PotA Session 1 for that particular character.
#5 TheBreen Apr 23, 2015 8:29:47	Riley37 wrote:
#6 Coredump00 Apr 23, 2015 9:10:59	Riley37 wrote:
#7 BRJN Apr 24, 2015 16:41:18	So far I've only used my Logsheet at a convention.  My session fill-in-the-blanks say things like "Thurs AM", "Fri Eve", Sat Aft".  I titled the page with the Convention name. I believe the intent was that if there were a massive-fraud character suspected, the DM or a staffer could look up your listed DMs and DCI#s to confirm the module play did/didn't exist.  Persoonally I think the needed Investigate check(s) would eat up more resources than AL has.   If my FLGS ever gets an AL Season going, I'll fill in that blank with the date of play.