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I know that if someone replays an adventure in order for it to reach minimum table size they receive a (zeroed) Chronicle, but what do you do with them on the reporting system? Just leave them off?
Also, is there anything stopping them just playing a pre-gen', and not applying the Chronicle to a character number?
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Also, is there anything stopping them just playing a pre-gen', and not applying the Chronicle to a character number?
They can play a pre-gen. Technically I believe they still get a chronicle assigned to a character number, which can be an otherwise unused number. This would avoid spending resources or risking conditions/death on a character in play.
Venture-Captain, Nebraska—Omaha
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Toz,
See page 15 and page 7 of Guide.
Once you have completed a scenario and filled out everyone's Chronicle sheet, someone needs to report the results of the scenario.
You are permitted to replay an adventure in order to meet the minimum legal table size, with the following stipulations. You don't earn any rewards beyond having a good time. You should (in this instance only) receive a Chronicle sheet for the adventure, though the GM will denote that you earned no gp, Prestige Points, Fame, XP, boon, item access, or any other benefits or disadvantages otherwise normally awarded by a Chronicle Sheet.
These two parts imply to me that players playing an adventure to meet the minimum size should reported as normal.
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Venture-Captain, Nebraska—Omaha
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How is it handled differently for "replaying for no reward to make a legal table" and "replaying for reward using a GM star"?
(spot somebody who's done their GMing at conventions where the organisers do the reporting :) )
Reporting for a someone using a GM star is handled as normal.
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There is no clarification needed, as Gary has cited the relevant section from the Guide. Currently, if somebody is replaying for no credit they get a 0g/0pp/0xp chronicle with no boons or item access. They should get reported along with the other players because any expendables they use or conditions they clear still have to be resolved.
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There is no clarification needed, as Gary has cited the relevant section from the Guide. Currently, if somebody is replaying for no credit they get a 0g/0pp/0xp chronicle with no boons or item access. They should get reported along with the other players because any expendables they use or conditions they clear still have to be resolved.
There is clarification needed. Handing out chronicles is not the same as reporting the player in the system. We've always worked under the assumption that if there are less than 3 people reported, it was understood that another player jumped in to make a legal table. If they are supposed to be reported, then the guide should explicitly state that, as obviously not everyone has come to this conclusion.
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There is no clarification needed, as Gary has cited the relevant section from the Guide. Currently, if somebody is replaying for no credit they get a 0g/0pp/0xp chronicle with no boons or item access. They should get reported along with the other players because any expendables they use or conditions they clear still have to be resolved.There is clarification needed. Handing out chronicles is not the same as reporting the player in the system. We've always worked under the assumption that if there are less than 3 people reported, it was understood that another player jumped in to make a legal table. If they are supposed to be reported, then the guide should explicitly state that, as obviously not everyone has come to this conclusion.
It is though, or it should be. If a person jumps in to make a legal table with their own character and it dies, the PC would still get reported as dead if it was not raised.
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These two parts imply to me that players playing an adventure to meet the minimum size should reported as normal.
I don't parse them that way. Reporting the results of the scenario is not the same as reporting the characters.
If the intention is that every player is reported regardless of receiving credit, it is not being communicated to everyone.
