Numbering System for the Modules

[Todd Lower]

Think that there is any chance that we will get a numbering system for the modules and other non-scenerio adventures for society play? I am having a hard time keeping it all straight.

[caubocalypse]

What type of system do you have in mind?

[cblome59]

Joseph Caubo wrote:

What type of system do you have in mind?

Hrm, These mods don't fit into the 'Adaptable' paradigm that WotC used for modules in LGH and LFG. I'm not sure what the proper numbering could be.

[1970Zombie]

You could go with something simple like M-##. M = designation as a module and ## = the order published. If you want you could add a year designator; M-YY-##. Quests could receive a similar designation; Q-YY-##.

You could use a special designation for "can always play for credit" adventures.

[Vic Wertz]

1970Zombie wrote:

You could go with something simple like M-##. M = designation as a module and ## = the order published.

Pathfinder Modules already have product codes that begin with PZO95, followed by a number designating the order published; Feast of Ravenmoor is our 33rd full-length module, so it's PZO9533.

Note that our 16-page Free RPG Day modules work slightly differently; they're PZO9500, PZO9500-1, PZO9500-2, PZO9500-4, and PZO9500-5... (We did the Bonus Bestiary instead of a module in 2009; that's PZO9500-3.) And the 16-page module released in the GameMastery Treasure Chest was PZO9500-TC1.

You'll find the codes printed on the back of each product, usually near the bar code, and they're also listed on the website below the product description, just above the reviews/discussion tabs.

[cblome59]

Vic Wertz wrote:

And the 16-page module released in the GameMastery Treasure Chest was PZO9500-TC1.

I actually found one of these hiding at a local game store this last weekend :)

[deinol]

I find it easiest to organize them on my shelf by level, since that really is far more important than publication order for these.

[Todd Lower]

Vic Wertz wrote:

Complete stuff

That should work for what I needed. Just a shorthand way to track what I've played or run.