“Too advanced.” “Not for me.” “I prefer playing.” These are the just some of the reasons judges give for not pursuing Level 2. Most of them are wrong. Here is what L2 actually requires, why the bar is more reachable than you think, and why the time to find out is right now.
The road to L2 looks different for every judge! In this new article series, Eric Lee interviews and reflects on the stories of recently certified Level 2 judges from across the program. Each installment covers one or more judges and their path through certification, the moments that shaped them, and what the role looks like from the other side.
The L2P Advanced certification recognizes judges who excel in teaching, engagement, and teamwork at Learn to Play booths. This article explains the certification process, the difference between Basic and Advanced, and what it takes to earn a recommendation. Ready to level up your Learn to Play skills?
It is with great excitement that we officially announce the launch of the Learn to Play (L2P) Certification Program—a pivotal initiative aimed at empowering judges to take the lead in introducing new players to Flesh and Blood.
Team leads are an integral part of any high-level competitive Flesh and Blood event. But what does that entail, and how does one become qualified and apply for a team lead position? We delve into the process to obtain a team lead certifications, and what is involved in the evaluation process.
Always wanted to be a Flesh & Blood judge, but not sure of where to start? Guest Writer Luna Borges (L1, Brazil) breaks down the steps to best set you up for success in her new article!