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above question,
A quick clarification on the situation that leads to this question; a friend of mine agreed to run some PFS for a local store, problem is he doesn't have as much time to do this than he had when he offered. So i asked him if he would like me to run the occasional session at the store for him, he said i couldn't because i did not own any of the scenarios and he had generated the event so i couldn't report it; so i would have to buy the scenarios and create a new event/
I have been looking through the msgboard and the pfs guide and i cant find anything to say his position is valid, so can i please get some clarification, can i borrow the scenarios from him, run them myself and report them myself or do i need to buy them myself and create the new event?
Many thanks
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Well, I'm not the final word on things, of course, but if he printed the adventure out for you from his file I don't see a problem with it. You'd just have to record the ID numbers of the players as usual, then give them to your friend, if you didn't want to make a new event. It's not ideal, but it works.
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Well, I'm not the final word on things, of course, but if he printed the adventure out for you from his file I don't see a problem with it. You'd just have to record the ID numbers of the players as usual, then give them to your friend, if you didn't want to make a new event. It's not ideal, but it works.
Agree here. Essentially he would be the event coordinator and you are the GM running. I run many game days. I set up the event, print the scenarios for my GMs, and have them run. They give me the table tracking sheet and I report the event.
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can i borrow the scenarios from him, run them myself and report them myself or do i need to buy them myself and create the new event?
You can borrow a printed copy of the scenarios and run it yourself. If he created the event id however, he will have to report the results against that. There is, however, no (particular) reason why you have to use the event id he created and could create your own event id and report it yourself. That's the only real sticking point here, if you create the event you can report it, if you don't you have to pass along the information so the creator can report it.