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Note that a game session is only valid in the MythCraft Guild if both the MC and the location are registered. | Note that a game session is only valid in the MythCraft Guild if both the MC and the location are registered. | ||
== '''FAQ''' == | |||
'''Q: Do I need to play a campaign in chronological [[order]]?''' | |||
'''A: No.''' The continuity of organized play is more focused on your own hero than on an ongoing story. There IS an ongoing story, but that's secondary to you having fun leveling up your heroes and making friends at the gaming table. This is even true if a session is labeled as "Part 2/3" - you do not need to play Part 1/3 first, although you may find the experience more rewarding if you do. | |||
'''Q: If I play a session in a specific campaign, can I take that same hero to another campaign?''' | |||
'''A: Yes.''' There may be some translation needed, such as if you play a character without a SAN attribute and then join a ''Soliloquy of Annihilation'' session that involves SAN. Details on these translations can be found in the Guild Campaign Modules page. | |||
'''Q: How do I track my hero's advancement?''' | |||
'''A:''' Use an Adventure Log. This is essential to verify that your character legally leveled up, gained the appropriate amount of treasure, and the like. | |||
'''Q: How long are sessions?''' | |||
'''A:''' The vast majority of sessions in the MythCraft Guild are designed to be completed within 4 hours. | |||