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A question about WPN Level Email

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#1
Dunk
Dec 09, 2009 19:28:49
I received a DCI number this summer at a games day and wanted to try some LFR. I have since organized, judged and played 8 private LFR events. I ordered DCI cards and had people fill them out and emailed in the cards to WoTC. I have sanctioned each event and reported them. When I look at "My Events" in the DCI I show each event as reported and everything looks in order.

However In November and December I received emails like this.

WPN Level: Gateway
Number of events: 0
Delinquency rating: 0%
Number of new DCI members: 0
Maximum attendance: 0
Total unique players: 0

Can any one shed some light on why I seem to not seem be getting credit for these events?
Thank you in advance
#2
kenobi65
Dec 09, 2009 19:52:53 I get the same e-mail, with the same numbers, and I do a ton of DMing and event organization...but all of that is private play.

As WPN (public) play and private play are handled separately in the event ordering system, my suspicion is that running and organizing private play events doesn't count as "credit" towards the WPN system.

However, it *does* count towards the RPGA GM Rewards program, since I do receive those.
#3
Dunk
Dec 09, 2009 21:54:01 Thank you for the promt reply. I was worried that perhaps I was not reporting things correctly, but everything but this email seems ok. I will just disregard them in the future.
#4
WolfStar76
Dec 09, 2009 23:01:37 Better WPN documentation is one of those things that we all hope for from time to time.

I'm going to mention this to community management in this week's report, thanks for asking the question (and to Kenobi for answering so swiftly).
#5
Dunk
Dec 10, 2009 12:00:45 It would be nice to get an email that showed your play statistics even if it had no benifits.\

Every one likes stats, don't they?
#6
kenobi65
Dec 10, 2009 14:30:45 It's not an e-mail, but you can see what you have in the system.

Go to the RPGA page:
www.wizards.com/DnD/Events.aspx

Click on "Schedule an Event", and log in.

Click on "Personal Information Center".

Click on "My Events", then "Dungeons and Dragons" (not the public play one), then Search, to see a list of the events in which you've participated.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 Dunk Dec 09, 2009 19:28:49	I received a DCI number this summer at a games day and wanted to try some LFR. I have since organized, judged and played 8 private LFR events. I ordered DCI cards and had people fill them out and emailed in the cards to WoTC. I have sanctioned each event and reported them. When I look at "My Events" in the DCI I show each event as reported and everything looks in order. However In November and December I received emails like this. WPN Level: Gateway Number of events: 0 Delinquency rating: 0% Number of new DCI members: 0 Maximum attendance: 0 Total unique players: 0 Can any one shed some light on why I seem to not seem be getting credit for these events? Thank you in advance
#2 kenobi65 Dec 09, 2009 19:52:53	I get the same e-mail, with the same numbers, and I do a ton of DMing and event organization...but all of that is private play. As WPN (public) play and private play are handled separately in the event ordering system, my suspicion is that running and organizing private play events doesn't count as "credit" towards the WPN system. However, it does count towards the RPGA GM Rewards program, since I do receive those.
#3 Dunk Dec 09, 2009 21:54:01	Thank you for the promt reply. I was worried that perhaps I was not reporting things correctly, but everything but this email seems ok. I will just disregard them in the future.
#4 WolfStar76 Dec 09, 2009 23:01:37	Better WPN documentation is one of those things that we all hope for from time to time. I'm going to mention this to community management in this week's report, thanks for asking the question (and to Kenobi for answering so swiftly).
#5 Dunk Dec 10, 2009 12:00:45	It would be nice to get an email that showed your play statistics even if it had no benifits.\ Every one likes stats, don't they?
#6 kenobi65 Dec 10, 2009 14:30:45	It's not an e-mail, but you can see what you have in the system. Go to the RPGA page: www.wizards.com/DnD/Events.aspx Click on "Schedule an Event", and log in. Click on "Personal Information Center". Click on "My Events", then "Dungeons and Dragons" (not the public play one), then Search, to see a list of the events in which you've participated.