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#1
chrono_the_wise
May 21, 2009 23:22:14 hello, i am going to take the gm test so that i can dm at a-con next weekend, i was wondering if anyone new what i should study, i.e. 4e or not, and what kind of questions to expect

thank you
#2
gregt_314
May 22, 2009 0:19:50 GM test? Where is this?

Are you thinking of the designer/developer tests that Wizards put up a while ago? Or is this something new, that you can link to?

If it's a written test, answers that include correct capitalisation and punctuation tend to do better than ones that don't.
#3
22_Over_7
May 22, 2009 0:39:23 Probably the Herald level DM test. I didn't think that was necessary anymore.

Anyway, (as was mentioned over on the RPGA forums), the test is open book and multiple choice. Only an illiterate monkey could fail it. And even then, only barely.
#4
Maccwar
May 22, 2009 6:46:04 A lot of the questions aren't things you can answer from memory and you will have to look them up. Make sure you have all three core rulebooks to hand and read the questions carefully.

As long as you have played the game a few times and understand combat then you should be fine.
#5
chrono_the_wise
May 22, 2009 8:10:52 thanks all, i do mean the herald level test and the director at a-con said that i had to take it. but if it is openbook then it should be a breezes.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 chrono_the_wise May 21, 2009 23:22:14	hello, i am going to take the gm test so that i can dm at a-con next weekend, i was wondering if anyone new what i should study, i.e. 4e or not, and what kind of questions to expect thank you
#2 gregt_314 May 22, 2009 0:19:50	GM test? Where is this? Are you thinking of the designer/developer tests that Wizards put up a while ago? Or is this something new, that you can link to? If it's a written test, answers that include correct capitalisation and punctuation tend to do better than ones that don't.
#3 22_Over_7 May 22, 2009 0:39:23	Probably the Herald level DM test. I didn't think that was necessary anymore. Anyway, (as was mentioned over on the RPGA forums), the test is open book and multiple choice. Only an illiterate monkey could fail it. And even then, only barely.
#4 Maccwar May 22, 2009 6:46:04	A lot of the questions aren't things you can answer from memory and you will have to look them up. Make sure you have all three core rulebooks to hand and read the questions carefully. As long as you have played the game a few times and understand combat then you should be fine.
#5 chrono_the_wise May 22, 2009 8:10:52	thanks all, i do mean the herald level test and the director at a-con said that i had to take it. but if it is openbook then it should be a breezes.