Logistics Work Group

Logistics Work Group
Terminology
Term Name:	Logistics Work Group
Description:	The logistics work group is in charge of record keeping for the game.
Abbreviation or Synonyms:	Logs Work Group
Rule Type:	Out-of-Game

Keeping the game organized is an important job.

Purpose

The Logistics work group is responsible for keeping track of information on the game's behalf. They:

• Oversee documentation of experience.
• Record character information.
• Manage sign-in.
• Review and distribute pre-production.
• Maintain the item database.
• Track Feb Feast items.
• Manage the loot distribution of each shift and game economy.

Logistics also handles character death and retirement procedures.

If you are missing experience, you should always talk to the staff member who should be giving you the experience first. Usually if experience is missing it is because that person hasn't assigned it yet.

Logistics Marshals

The Marshal for the logistics workgroup is Frank Tamburrino and the Second is Taylor Dean.

Volunteering

Logistics needs volunteers to help with checking players in for events. This happens the Friday of each event from around 7pm to 9pm, with some late arrivals as late as 9:30pm.

• One or two volunteers work on the computers to sign people in, and update experience totals.
• Someone else hands out pre-production and trades up-to-date consumables for out-of-date ones.
• A final volunteer checks player-handwritten character sheets for accuracy.
  • Character sheets that were printed using the online character sheet app do not need to be checked, as the program makes sure the sheet is correctly filled out.

During this time the Logistics Marshal and Second generally do not staff any of these positions so that they are available for the inevitable surprises that take place.

If you are interested in helping with check-in, be sure to talk to Frank Tamburrino or Taylor Dean.

Maintaining Logistics

The logistics work group also:

• Maintains the supplies of basic items behind the logistics desk.
• Prints out, stamps and cuts large numbers of consumables.
• Sort consumables and props that are returned after being used in play.
• When game is running low on things like ritual components, gems or coins logistics will stock these items.
• Maintains records of plot and loot going out.
• Manages the game economy.

Donations of office supplies or other basic props like notebooks that can be used in play are also generally very useful. Check with Frank Tamburrino or Taylor Dean if you would like to donate anything.

Preproduction

Are you lost and looking for the page with information relevant to your preproduction form? Click here for production, and here for crafting.

Every month dozens of players attend events, and sometimes as many as half of them will want to create new magic items, produce potions, and make other in-game items. It can take logistics staff sometimes hours a month putting all of these orders together, so we use the pre-production system to help make that job a lot easier on them.

Each month logistics staff members will post reminders to turn in preproduction. You don't need to wait for those reminders, simply send the form in at any time:

• Use this form to submit preproduction; this includes crafting new items, altering props with tinkering, producing new consumables, creating valuable items, turning in runes, exchanging items with merchant, or to let us know that you'll need items for being a high-ranking druid or merchant.
• To submit requests to update obsolete consumables and printed items (such as rituals or very old scrolls) use this form.

By doing this logistics staff has everything they need to make and gather in one single place, making the job much easier.

Categories: Out-of-Game Rules | Work Groups