
Alyksandrei |
So when I played my first PFS session, I didn't have a number. Well, I did, but we were a bit rushed at the end of the session, so I don't know if I actually managed to write it on the sheet for the GM to report it. As I was running late for my volunteering shift, I didn't have a chance to ask the coordinator for help registering my character online or recording the Chronicle or anything like that. It's now been over a month, and I have yet to get this fixed (it still doesn't show up on that character's "Sessions" tab, or anywhere else I can find). What should I do about this?
I only realized that this could be a problem because 1) I've decided to build another PFS-legal character (just for fun, not necessarily to play) and have been perusing the forums for advice, and 2) I saw a thread recently about "timely reporting" - I think it was geared more toward the GM side of things, but it got me thinking.
Additional Details: As a volunteer at the con (U-Con, in Ypsilanti, MI, if anyone cares) and a last-minute drop-in player on the last day of con, I didn't have time right after my session nor later in the day to get help from the coordinator, who most definitely offered to help me with this. I was busy with my volunteer duties up until after clean-up had finished, and forgot all about it.

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As long as you have the physical chronicle sheet, you're OK. The game doesn't have to be reported online, although there are some advantages if it is, such as should you ever lose your character's chronicle sheets at some point in the future and you need to rebuild your record.
I just checked U-Con's reporting site and The Fox is correct, VC William Jones (Xathanos) was the coordinator for the convention. He can get you added to the event reporting.