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#1 kitrack May 15, 2008 6:28:36	I seem to recall that Dungeon adventures used to have their own codes in the RPGA event database, so we could get credit for running/playing those adventures. If I'm remembering right (no guarantees) it was worth two points to play a Dungeon adventure. Is this going to make a return at some point with the DDI Dungeon adventures? How about WotC adventures, such as Keep on the Shadowfell?
#2 Greyson May 15, 2008 12:46:07	I seem to recall that Dungeon adventures used to have their own codes in the RPGA event database, so we could get credit for running/playing those adventures. ... it was worth two points to play a Dungeon adventure. Is this going to make a return at some point with the DDI Dungeon adventures? How about WotC adventures, such as Keep on the Shadowfell? Good question, Katrick. And yes, Dungeon adventures use to be two player reward points. I remember "cashing in" on them when I ran Age of Worms in 2006, among other great Dungeon fare. Anyway, I guess we'll have to wait and see. I think it'd be cool, and I support the idea. Rewarding points for Dungeon adventures is one way to see if and when those adventures are being played - assuming GMs report their games. Here's to hoping...