Credit for Running a Mod

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#1

avendesora

Oct 15, 2009 21:31:45

Last week, the DM didn't show for a weekly LFR game .  The store had some adventures lying around so I grabbed one and ran it for the group.  I took the Herald level DM test a few weeks ago but this was my first time running officially.  In the fray, I forgot to pass around the sign in form for the adventure and no one thought to mention it.  Is it too late to do that, if I somehow could track everyone down?  Is it even necessary?  Thanks.

#2

rsouthard

Oct 16, 2009 8:15:08


Is it even necessary?




 


Not really. The only thing reporting does is give the DM credit for runing the rounds so he can get his DM rewards. So if you are not woried about the rewards then do not worry about the reporting.

#3

avendesora

Oct 16, 2009 10:51:21

What kind of stuff do you get from DM Rewards? 

#4

22_Over_7

Oct 16, 2009 11:17:31

In midsummer, they sent a set of Dungeon Tiles with boat/ship artwork on them.

#5

avendesora

Oct 16, 2009 11:23:43

Cool.  So is it too late for me to get credit for running the mod?

#6

Keithric

Oct 16, 2009 12:51:45

Don't let anyone else know, but I'm _often_ a month or more late reporting events. I think I even reported one four or so months late, once.


So yeah, just report it late. Better reported than not.

#7

avendesora

Oct 16, 2009 13:20:43

Cool.  How hard need I try to track down all of the players?  Will it affect them any if I miss one?

#8

kinevon

Oct 18, 2009 21:03:18

Cool.  How hard need I try to track down all of the players?  Will it affect them any if I miss one?






To report, you will need DCI/RPGA numbers for at least 4 players at the table, as well as your own number.

At this point in time, it doesn't have much effect on the players anymore, since the only rewards program, is for the GMs.