I hope everyone had a great event!

I wanted to reach out with a few clarifications and requests regarding tag submissions for printing. Following these guidelines will help ensure your tags are printed accurately and in a timely manner.

1. Normal Tags / Consumables

Please complete the form as thoroughly as possible. If you cannot read a tag, please see me on the field or email Econ@kanar.club with a clear picture of the tag.

Please avoid using responses such as "N/A," "No Idea," or "Unknown" in required fields whenever possible.

When filling out the description, please write it exactly as you would like it to appear on the printed tag. Whenever possible, use the wording found in the Rulebook.

2. Magic Items

Any item with Glyphs or Runes should be submitted under the Magic Items tab.

Please include the item's complete description.

Activation phrases do not need to be printed on the tag; however, you must keep a separate sheet of paper with the activation phrases written on it and stored with the tag.

3. Enchanting Only Tab

First, I'd like to apologize. These tags have been overlooked recently, and I will be more diligent moving forward. Following the guidelines below will make the process much easier for everyone.

When using Orichalcum, please continue using the # / # format (for example, 5 / 5 days or 5 / 5 hours).

Please write the full description exactly as it should appear on the printed tag.

Use the Notes section to indicate the status of the enchantment by writing one of the following:

"Not complete - Do not print"
"Enchantment complete - Starting another - Do not print"
"Complete - Please print"

Please also use the Notes section to explain what is being added to the item (for example: "Adding +3 Damage.").

If everyone follows these guidelines, the tag-printing process will run much more smoothly, and everyone's tags will be correct and available in a timely manner.

Thank you all for taking the time to read this and for helping make the process easier for everyone. Your cooperation is greatly appreciated!

- Econ First