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| #1pedrJul 21, 2009 12:11:26 | (Summary: customer service have just told me that there's no need for anyone to do the Herald test any longer. I'm interested to know if that's accurate!) I was looking at the answers on the customer service site and found the WPN FAQ which had a link to 'How to become an RPGA judge' which led to a page which was all about how to become a DCI judge so I emailed CS to suggest that they fix it. After apologising for the incorrect info, the reply said
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| #2WolfStar76Jul 21, 2009 13:45:21 | None of my contacts are around much this week - but I'll try to confirm/deny this when I can. ![]() (but then I'm making YOU re-write the FAQ) ![]() |
| #3pedrJul 21, 2009 14:04:41 | (but then I'm making YOU re-write the FAQ) Hmm, fair enough ! |
| #4az_stJul 21, 2009 14:19:35 | (Summary: customer service have just told me that there's no need for anyone to do the Herald test any longer. I'm interested to know if that's accurate!) I was re-reading some RPGA docs yesterday and it specifically stated that only the Organizer needed to be a Herald. Anyone with a DCI# could DM during the event. It sounds like even that might not be the case anymore based on what you saw at CS. I can also say that when I've reported events I've been able to report non-Herald members DMs for those times when we get a bunch of players and I needed a volunteer to run extra tables. They were credited with DM points as normal. |
| #5pedrAug 03, 2009 6:45:26 | Incidentally, the Customer Service knowledge base answer to the question "How do I become an RPGA judge" has been updated to sayWe no longer require an exam to become a D&D Game/Dungeon Master. Any Wizards Play Network Organizer is approved to run D&D events. (http://wizards.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/wizards.cfg/php/enduser/std_adp.php?p_faqid=1873) |
| #6WolfStar76Aug 03, 2009 8:59:53 | Incidentally, the Customer Service knowledge base answer to the question "How do I become an RPGA judge" has been updated to say Will (attempt to) update the FAQ this week. ![]() |