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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Alphastream" data-source="post: 6335179" data-attributes="member: 11365">All good questions! The reporting mechanism for stores is the normal WPN method (the store will know tall about the Event Reporter tool, which will be streamlined for D&D in the future). As noted in the <a href="http://www.wizards.com/DnD/Article.aspx?x=dnd/news/advleague4" target="_blank">article on the web site</a>, you report it as a "D&D Casual Event".If running it at a different location, you don't need to report it yet. There will be a way to report it in the future. In both cases players still fill out their log sheet. If running at a store, the store can order certificates (see the same article for information).For Lost Mines, buy the Starter Set, run it, fill out log sheets (the way you might have in year 1 of LG, and somewhat similar to the ARs in later LG years). Divide treasure equally, note any magic, and sign off. For Expeditions, order them for public play (or through a store), run them, sign off on log sheets, note any magic, etc. There is no DM test, and hasn't been for years. If working with a store, talk to them and make sure they are following the solicitation information (a WPN store will know all about this), tell them you want to DM, get their help identifying a time and finding players, and play. You can begin play before any certificates arrive - certificates just enable trading of one cert for another between players. If you want to run in a public place you will need to request the adventures (no link yet), get the public place to sign off, and the rest is similar to the store situation. You will need to report the results when the reporting tool is available. Encounters uses the published main adventure (Hoard of the Dragon Queen) and is 1-2 hours of play. Expeditions is more like the traditional LG/LFR 4-hour format, correct.</blockquote>

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