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Message: <blockquote data-quote="WolfStar76" data-source="post: 5095593" data-attributes="member: 59244">Last I heard, "It's all Dungeons and Dragons" - in fact at DDXP last month, we allowed anyone who wanted to run any edition of D&D to do so right in the main hall. Rumor has it (I haven't been able to get a full confirmation on this yet) that there's work underway to allow the WER (Wizards Event Reporter software) to report D&D games.  In fact, the documentation download that comes with the new D&D Encounters event indicates you'll be able to report that play via WER.  This may be a simple error, but as I said above - rumor has it this functionality is being worked on. If I'm understanding you correctly - this is already possible.  I'll use a convention as an example.In a convention setting - one person is the organizer.  They order/sanction all the tables/adventures - and at the end of the convention, they also personally gather all the RPGA tracking forms, then enter the data themselves.It sounds like you need one or two people to be the "Organizer" or "Senior GM" for your events.  Have them sanction all the play - make them responsible for chasing down tracking forms, and then that person (or persons) could report the game play at the end of the night (or the next day, whichever is best).Instead of waiting for a handful of people to turn in paperwork, there's only one person to harass this way.Because there's a spot on the tracking form (and in the online reporting tool) for the GM(s) to be listed per table - GMs still earn their rewards points. Anything's possible - but with a new adventure every week, I don't forsee this as a likely option.  If only because maintaining it would be problematic at best - it's also somewhat spoiler-ific.To that end, however, there's a Yahoo Group/Mailing list called LFR Spoilers - perhaps they'd be willing to help maintain such a list, or they might even have something like this already.   All duly noted.  <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile    :)"  data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" /></blockquote>

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