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Why are there so many
Scenarios about Aspis
And those on the other side?

These archvillains have visions
And some have bronze badges
The Aspis they hide in plain sight

So we've been told
And some choose to believe it
I know they're wrong, wait and see
Someday we'll fight them
The Consortium Connection
The Pathfinders, your players, and me...

UPDATE:

So I went into my events to the scenarios that weren't showing as GM credit. Somehow each one had he scenario title toggled off. I reset the scenario title and resubmitted which appears to have done the trick. I'll let you know if anything changes back after the con sessions I am running this weekend.

Thanks again for looking into this, Cort!

To clarify, unless I'm misreading something (which I suppose it's possible), it looks like I'm no longer getting GM credit for those scenarios I am listed as GMing on my Events page. I could also swear I had 52 tables of credit before I reported my last 2 events from Friday night.

Hi Cort --Thanks for checking into this so fast!

My concern/ confusion is that I see at least 2 sessions that I have GM credit for on my "Events" page (ex: Tide of Morning and Frozen Fingers of Midnight) that don't appear under my GM Sessions. Could that be related?

Thanks again!

Hi there,

After reporting two sessions Friday night, my table credit suddenly lowered from 52 to 51 instead of increasing to 54. Also, the scenarios in my "GM Sessions" and "My Events" of my PFS home game are off by about he same amount.

Any help would be appreciated as I'm slowly but surely chugging towards my 3rd GM star.

Thanks in advance!

Validorn, a faithful monk (12) of the Silver Crusade is most humbled and grateful that his devotion to Irori has blessed him with the title of Seeker after aiding in the Sky Key solution...

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Captain's orders.