Scheduling is voluntary. GM's which choose to just run events when they can won't be penalized for it (assuming they put in their required 1 event per week).

GM's which choose to schedule will be rewarded for it.

Scheduled quests are worth 50/50 more than unscheduled quests to the GM. Meaning if a GM runs a scheduled hack and slash quest, he would be payed 150/150 rather than 100/100.

Scheduled dueling sessions (which must be done on duel days) are worth 25/25 per hour session. Meaning if a GM runs 4 duels in a scheduled session, he would be payed 125/125 rather than 100/100.

Noone is forcing you to schedule. Since this is voluntary you MUST fill your scheduled slot. GM's which miss their scheduled slots will be fined 100/100 each time they miss them. If your not sure you can be there then don't say you will be.

Catagory Explainations

GM: The GM scheduled to run an event.

Day: Day of the week that the event will occur.

Time: Time that the event will begin.

Note: GM's are given 30 minutes leeway for scheduled start times.

Type: The type of event. GM's must run the type of event they are scheduled to run or upgrade. i.e. If your scheduled to run a HQuest you can't run duels instead, however you could upgrade to DQuest.

Duels: Self explanitory, this is a session of duels.

AQuest: This can be any type of quest.

HQuest: A hack and slash quest. Players should expect mostly combat.

DQuest: A dungeon crawl quest. Players should expect a mixture of combat, problem solving, and maybe a little RP.

SQuest: A storyline quest. Storyline quests are normally a series of related adventures rather than a 1 shot deal. Players should expect to role play alot with a little combat thrown in here and there.

Length: How long the event should take. It's ok if an event takes longer than expected but it shouldn't be much shorter than expected.

Minimum length for scheduled duels is 1 hour.

Minimum length for scheduled quests is 1.5 hours AFTER stats are taken.

�2001 Joe Pombo