I GM'd my first session..

[Justin Kellerman]

I get credit for one of my characters as though I played it if I DM'd. Who signs my adventure certificate? Do I? Do I get a player? Does a venture captain?

I want to keep everything on the up and up.

Thanks!
Justin

[roll4initiative]

You sign it. You get full gold & PA at the tier you ran it.

[Preston Hudson]

Justin, thank you for giving back to the community.

As roll4iniative stated, you sign your GM credit chronicles if you GM a session.

[Sior]

roll4initiative wrote:

You sign it. You get full gold & PA at the sub-tier applicable to your character .

Unless they changed it on me, correction is bolded.

[Dungeonginger]

I also GMed my first PFS table, today even!
So, is there a marking to suggest that it was earned as GM rather than Player? I'm asking because my memory holds something being said about being able earn credit for each scenario twice, once as player, once as GM. Should that be true, I assume some indication which was which would be helpful on the Chronicle sheet.

[Sior]

The chronicle with your signature at the bottom is your GM credit sheet, as your name is in the GM slot. While not immediately recognizable, once you know what you're looking for, spotting it's a snap.

[BigNorseWolf]

You sign it. It really, really is on the honor system. Sometimes i put GM credit at the top, but i just as often forget.

Its a nice thing about reporting, or getting a DM star. You can either show your reported games or print off your paizo card so the 8th level never been played character or the "to hell with you ledford I am never having a character with less than 2 hd EVER again!"

[Preston Hudson]

Dungeonginger wrote:

I also GMed my first PFS table, today even!

So, is there a marking to suggest that it was earned as GM rather than Player? I'm asking because my memory holds something being said about being able earn credit for each scenario twice, once as player, once as GM. Should that be true, I assume some indication which was which would be helpful on the Chronicle sheet.

Dungeonginger, thank you for giving back to the community. You are correct in that you are normally allowed to have a chronicle for a scenario/module for one character as a player and one as a GM (two different characters and there are exceptions). I usually mark my GM chronicles with a number and GM in the Chronicle Number box on the chronicle sheet. The way you indicate the GM credit is up to your discretion.

[Paz]

Dungeonginger wrote:

So, is there a marking to suggest that it was earned as GM rather than Player?

The player PFS number at the top will match the GM PFS number at the bottom.

Or you could write 'GM CREDIT' in big letters at the very top, if you like. :-)