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#1 palomon May 21, 2010 12:19:32	I already put this thread on the DCI forums (thinking I was on the RPGA forums).  I got some answers, but I wanted to put it up here in case there is more information or if anyone has the same question.  Here it is: I'm a new organizer.  I was looking into doing some D&D adventures maybe once a month, probably LFR.  My reason for doing this once a month is that my group meets once a week, but only for a couple hours which means we get about an average of three encounters per session.  Because of this, out homebrew adventures are usually stretched over a month period.  I figured if I did one LFR adventure a month then we could just devote one day a month to playing and we can complete the adventure and get credit for playing it. When I was looking into the availible adventures on the sanctioning section of the WPN site, however, I noticed the entry marked "D&D Campaign (Other)" in which the description is: "This is a placeholder for a Dungeons & Dragons home campaign. Use  this to sanction a home campaign set in a homebrew setting or other  published setting not represented by another placeholder." Obviously, this is used to get points for a homebrew campaign, like the one my regular group runs.  It would be great if I could just sanction or regular games.  However, I don't know what the requirements are for this.  So, here's my questions: Are there specific requirements to sanction a home game?  Do you have to submit anything special to qualify (a form, a description of the adventure, etc.)?  Does the adventure itself have to meet specific requirements (a certain number of encounters, a certain level, a certain amount of XP/treasure, etc.)? Any insight will help.  Thanks!
#2 kenobi65 May 21, 2010 12:29:00	You're correct, that placeholder is there for you to report your home campaign for RPGA credit.  There are no requirements, other than the DM and the players needing to have RPGA numbers, and that the system won't let you report a table with fewer than 4, nor more than 6, players (not including the DM).  All the reporting system will ask you for is those RPGA numbers, and the number of sessions played.