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| #1woodstockbrAug 25, 2008 18:20:29 | I'm a Herald Level GM from São Paulo, a huge city that has at least one or two RPGA public events a month. But I was contacted by a fellow Brazilian asking for help to get a RPGA number. He lives in a city that has one RPGA event per year... or none! I instructed him to contact Customer Service. He got this answer:
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| #2WolfStar76Aug 25, 2008 18:34:52 | I'm a Herald Level GM from São Paulo, a huge city that has at least one or two RPGA public events a month. But I was contacted by a fellow Brazilian asking for help to get a RPGA number. He lives in a city that has one RPGA event per year... or none! E-mail [email]dci@wizards.com[/email]. Now that the databses have merged processes are being updated. We'll get threads updated/replaced around here soon with newer information soon, I promise. |
| #3vanislewriterAug 28, 2008 0:45:18 | E-mail [email]dci@wizards.com[/email]. Now that the databses have merged processes are being updated. I had the same question, considering I'm in a town... but apparently the email I received back pointed me to the WPN.... and since I'm not a gaming store and don't run a gaming group outside my home, it doesn't really help me that much, should I email back? I really just want to join the RPGA to game with my group at home and play the Living Forgotten Realms 4E and also the DoD for Star Wars Saga Edition. - VanIsleWriter |
| #4fiupntballrAug 28, 2008 2:55:02 | Im also wanting to do the same thing |
| #5WolfStar76Aug 28, 2008 6:13:11 | Everything I'm hearing says to e-mail [email]dci@wizards.com[/email] and simply say something to the effect of. "Hi, can you please mail me xx RPGA membership cards? My address is: My Home 123 Anywhere St Anytown, ST 12345 Thank you" If that doesn't work, I'd also contact customer service (http://wizards.custhelp.com) and request cards there. |