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<blockquote data-quote="D'karr" data-source="post: 2502304" data-attributes="member: 336">You can also go to your FLGS and ask if they have membership cards for your players.&nbsp; I did this to register the players in my gaming group.You will still have to be a Herald-Level DM to add your home game as a sanctioned event.&nbsp; However, the test is online and should be accesible to everyone.BTW, If I remember correctly you have to enter the event in the &quot;Event Calendar&quot; 14 days prior to the event.&nbsp; Make sure you add the adventures you plan to download for the event.&nbsp; A Home game can only have two adventures for a specific date.If you are a DM and wish to play more, have one of your players take the test too.&nbsp; Then either one of you can download the adventures and run them.Home Games usually give 1 point for player rewards. Some published adventures, mainly WotC ones, give up to 4 points.&nbsp; Usually points are doubled when you attend a convention game.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="D'karr, post: 2502304, member: 336"] You can also go to your FLGS and ask if they have membership cards for your players. I did this to register the players in my gaming group. You will still have to be a Herald-Level DM to add your home game as a sanctioned event. However, the test is online and should be accesible to everyone. BTW, If I remember correctly you have to enter the event in the "Event Calendar" 14 days prior to the event. Make sure you add the adventures you plan to download for the event. A Home game can only have two adventures for a specific date. If you are a DM and wish to play more, have one of your players take the test too. Then either one of you can download the adventures and run them. Home Games usually give 1 point for player rewards. Some published adventures, mainly WotC ones, give up to 4 points. Usually points are doubled when you attend a convention game. [/QUOTE]

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