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Venture Lieutenants are appointed by Venture-Captains to fill whatever role needs to be filled. This means that Venture-Lieutenants don't have a specific and defined role; each Venture-Captain decides on their own what the criteria to be a Venture-Lieutenant should be.
The structure is designed so that you do not apply directly to Paizo to be a Venture-Lieutenant. If you are interested in that position and you feel that your local community has a need of one, you should contact your local Venture-Captain. If you don't have a local Venture-Captain, consider applying for that position.
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-Showers/bathes regularly
-A snappy dresser
-Must be able to go throguh an entire 3-day convention of GMing/Organizing/Overseeing without losing your voice
-Good organizational skills
-Funny jokes
-Have a super power (Mine is related to Coersion, Predictions, and Telepathy.)
-10 ranks in Diplomacy
-5 ranks in Bluff
-be willing to wear the stupi...er...very handsome green VL shirt
If you live near Tulsa, have I got a job for YOU! :)
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I think that the requirements of being a VL are already being met by anyone who is considered for the role.
Over here in the UK I can think of a couple of people who would make good VL's and frankly they are already sort of doing that job anyway, organising conventions, running games, supporting the VC's that sort of thing.
Before Rob Silk became a VC for example he was the one who kicked off Paizocon UK with Dave Harrison, ran a tonne of games and basically was acting as a joint VC in all but actual title. It came as no surprise to me when he was given the title of VC and he totally deserved it.
What it comes down to is that people become VL's not because that was their goal but rather their goal was to help run PFS and in the process their dedication was recognised and they became VL's.
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Yup, largely if you show a propensity to consistently GM, help organized game days (even to the point of maybe creating a new game day in your area--maybe at a new venue--that didn't exist before) and generally being a great help at conventions and such in your local area, your V-C may decide he wants your help more officially.
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Venture Lieutenants are appointed by Venture-Captains to fill whatever role needs to be filled. This means that Venture-Lieutenants don't have a specific and defined role; each Venture-Captain decides on their own what the criteria to be a Venture-Lieutenant should be.
The structure is designed so that you do not apply directly to Paizo to be a Venture-Lieutenant. If you are interested in that position and you feel that your local community has a need of one, you should contact your local Venture-Captain. If you don't have a local Venture-Captain, consider applying for that position.
There is still an application process, it's just through the VC. The VC then submits for Paizo/PFS's final approval.
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Every once in awhile Bob tells me to wash his truck. :/If you're at the computer posting then you are not performing your duties
wax on left hand, wax off right hand, wax on, wax off, wax on, wax off...
*grumble*never hear you tell Jeff or Shaun to wash your truck*grumble*
*grumble*wash your own dang truck*grumble**grumble*stupid black hood hidin your face*grumble*
