License management

The Judge you purchased comes with 2 Guest Slots. Guest slots allow those with a trial version of D20PRO to Play on your Judge. So anyone with a Trial License will take up one of your Guest slots.

Player Licenses are usually Purchased by people who want to Play but not Judge. Those with a Player License will not take up a Guest Slot on your Judge.

Guest Slots can be added ($10 each I think) to your Judge and no one needs a license to play on your Judge, up to the # of Guest slots you have purchased.

Here is the Big difference with them all:

-Judge and Guest Licenses are Associated with your Account.

-A Player license is associated with the individual player (they have to have their own account, and the Players License belongs to them, not you).

-Anyone with a full version (Judge) of D20PRO also has a Player License. You having a Judge License can Log into another game as a Player and not take up a Guest Slot.

I am unsure of your original intention with the purchase, but It seems you wanted to buy 2 extra Guest Slots and not 2 Player licenses.

They are the same price. If this is the case, just contact D20PRO and have them change the Player Licenses to Guest Slots. This will give you 4 total Guest Slots (2 from the original Judge Purchase, and 2 from the Guest Slot Purchase).

Otherwise, Contact them and see what they can do about transferring the Player Licenses to the Two Player's (Who will need a Login) that you want to have them.

I recommend the Guest Slots, as this is something that you can use with ANYONE with a Trial D20PRO Account. The Trial, while having the Judge side of the Trial expires in 30 days, the Player side can be used indefinitely as long as a there are Guest Slots available on the GM's Judge.

Contact them here ---> http://www.d20pro.com/contact/

I hope I have helped.

 

A trial license only impacts using the Judge side of the software for 30 days, and being a player who does not use a guest slot for 30 days.

If someone has a trial (older than 30 days), and the person running the Judge (Purchased/owned) has guest slots, then the person with the trial can log into the Judge and will take up a guest slot on that Judge. The Trial can be "expired" in this manner to play and still function.

Everything should work the same way for the player and yourself, trial or not.