Venture-Agent, Indiana—Indianapolis
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Is it okay for me to record AP's I ran several years ago from first edition for Society purposes? It would be Rise of the Runelords book 1, Hell's Vengeance Books 1-2, and Wrath of the Righteous, Books 1-2. At the time, I was not very aware of Society and did not know most AP's were sanctioned for use in Society. I would need to get my friends' organized play numbers still but I wanted to check and see if this was an okay thing to do or if this would not be permitted. Also, some of the players from these home games may need to create organized play numbers as they do not typically play in society, but I would like the credit for these AP's. Thank you for any guidance.
Venture-Agent, Colorado—Denver
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Yep, you can record them any time after you played them. Just estimate the dates and you're good to go.
I don't think you even need to have PFS numbers for all of the players. Just the GM and two others should be fine. There is a way to make "ghost" PFS players. I think you just enter the PFS # as 999.
Let's see what input others have, though.
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Venture-Agent, Indiana—Indianapolis
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Yep, you can record them any time after you played them. Just estimate the dates and you're good to go.
I don't think you even need to have PFS numbers for all of the players. Just the GM and two others should be fine. There is a way to make "ghost" PFS players. I think you just enter the PFS # as 999.
Let's see what input others have, though.
Thanks! That's great to hear. I'll see what others have to say as well before I input anything.
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Venture-Agent, Indiana—Indianapolis
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Ah-ha! I found this thread!
It should answer your questions. ;)
Awesome!! Thank you for finding that. This is exactly what I was looking for.