How do I become a LFR DM? - Downloaded from the Wizards Community, all coding removed by Solauren

How do I become a LFR DM?

Post/Author/DateTime Post
#1
fleecy
May 02, 2010 18:34:44
I know there's a test I'm supposed to take, but I can't for the life of me find it!

I have my card and DCI number and all that, been through the site and had a good old search, but it seems to be beyond me.

Help muchly appreciated!
#2
Ore
May 02, 2010 19:57:42 DCI > Judge Center > Exams = Instructions on how to create/start the exam and get yourself upgraded to Herald (or whatever we are called these days).
#3
Sartredes
May 14, 2010 12:27:52 I'm not even sure you need to take the test anymore.

I think to sanction private games you just need to do is log into your RPGA/DCI account and sanction a Private Play D&D event.

To sanction a Public event, you need to join the WPN (Wizards Play Network) and have some number of venues associated with your account prior to sanctioning a public event.

See here.

Also don't forget to sign up for DM Rewards if you haven't already.
#4
Ore
May 14, 2010 14:42:04 As far as I knew you had to take the test to be able to sanction a game whether public or private. That may have changed in the last year or so but that is why I took the test in the first place, so I could sanction games I run at my house.

And, yes, DM Rewards is very important. Don't forget to do that.

#5
pedr
May 14, 2010 19:50:56 If you create the Tournament Organiser test in the Judge's Center and take that, you should be given all of the organiser statuses, including (I think) the Private D&D and WPN D&D ones. Though you can still do the Herald test if you like!
#6
St0rmD
Jan 13, 2011 22:20:01 I took the Herald test two weeks ago, and it says "Processed" (score 95%) on my Exams/Select page. But on my Player Information Center page, it still says "WPN D&D Player Active" and I don't have an Event Sanctioning link. How long does it usually take to actually make me a Herald?

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 fleecy May 02, 2010 18:34:44	I know there's a test I'm supposed to take, but I can't for the life of me find it! I have my card and DCI number and all that, been through the site and had a good old search, but it seems to be beyond me. Help muchly appreciated!
#2 Ore May 02, 2010 19:57:42	DCI > Judge Center > Exams = Instructions on how to create/start the exam and get yourself upgraded to Herald (or whatever we are called these days).
#3 Sartredes May 14, 2010 12:27:52	I'm not even sure you need to take the test anymore. I think to sanction private games you just need to do is log into your RPGA/DCI account and sanction a Private Play D&D event. To sanction a Public event, you need to join the WPN (Wizards Play Network) and have some number of venues associated with your account prior to sanctioning a public event. See here. Also don't forget to sign up for DM Rewards if you haven't already.
#4 Ore May 14, 2010 14:42:04	As far as I knew you had to take the test to be able to sanction a game whether public or private. That may have changed in the last year or so but that is why I took the test in the first place, so I could sanction games I run at my house. And, yes, DM Rewards is very important. Don't forget to do that.
#5 pedr May 14, 2010 19:50:56	If you create the Tournament Organiser test in the Judge's Center and take that, you should be given all of the organiser statuses, including (I think) the Private D&D and WPN D&D ones. Though you can still do the Herald test if you like!
#6 St0rmD Jan 13, 2011 22:20:01	I took the Herald test two weeks ago, and it says "Processed" (score 95%) on my Exams/Select page. But on my Player Information Center page, it still says "WPN D&D Player Active" and I don't have an Event Sanctioning link. How long does it usually take to actually make me a Herald?