Finding pfs#

[roger Gilbert]

Ok I recently ran a mod for a group but a player who played the last time we played forgot his # the other dm register mods last time... So my question is their any way for me to see who played in the mod the last time we played

[Purple Fluffy CatBunnyGnome]

only if you have editing powers ... if you don't ... you'll have to ask the last GM to look up the number for you

Or the player can look it up himself... since it's, ya know, his responsibility and all that.

[Patrick Harris @ SD]

Purple Fluffy CatBunnyGnome wrote:

only if you have editing powers ... if you don't ... you'll have to ask the last GM to look up the number for you

Or the player can look it up himself... since it's, ya know, his responsibility and all that.

Seriously. Tell the guy that if he wants credit he can look it up himself.

[roger Gilbert]

The thing Is the 1st mod he played I gave him his # so he can't look it up

[BigNorseWolf]

roger Gilbert wrote:

The thing Is the 1st mod he played I gave him his # so he can't look it up

If you reported the session, you can try to edit the session. His number should be next to his character name.

[roger Gilbert]

The issue being is the other gm reported it... So the deduction I m getting is wait for the other gm or issue him a new #

[TriOmegaZero]

If his session was reported and is showing on his user profile here, all he needs to do is go to his My Pathfinder Society page. His PFS number will be displayed there.

If he has not registered an account using the link provided on the ticket given to him, you will have to get it from the other GM.

[Caderyn]

Or you could just ask him to check the chronicle sheet that you gave him as his PFS number should be at the top of that page

[TriOmegaZero]

He did not give him the previous chronicle sheet, and from the sound of it the previous GM may not have written down the character number when they did.

[roger Gilbert]

Ok I was able to get it from the other gm I'm think that I'm going keep my own personal list of society #s for future reference...

[Pirate Rob]

roger Gilbert wrote:

Ok I was able to get it from the other gm I'm think that I'm going keep my own personal list of society #s for future reference...

I have seen that as a semi common solution for organizers with irresponsible players.