So, there is this thing called the “Adventurers League” which is shared gaming. Essentially, it places some restrictions on the game, but in exchange allow you to make official characters that can be used in any other AL games…
Useful for people moving around, I suppose…
We are playing a lot of D&D5 these days and so I was wondering if it would be of interest to people to make our games official Adventurers League games?
could be fun, but isn’t AL supposed to always host at least 4 tables (1 for each tier?) and pretty much restricted to the current main official campaign(s)?
They tweaked the AL thing a bit over the years and relaxed their rules to make it more practical.
The only restriction I know regarding Tiers is that your character must be of the appropriate tier to play.
So, I am planning on starting with Tier 1 adventures if you have AL characters of level 6 and up, you will have to make up a new one (also, by AL rules, any character must start at level 1 and level the long way around…)
i would have thought we just bring AL legal characters tomorrow
though i have no idea how the “PHB + 1” book is supposed to work, is the +1 just any released book, but each character can only use 1 or is the +1 defined by the table you join (this sounds rather unworkable to me)?
Here are the official guidelines for AL play, including the rules for character creations.
I will also bring some AL legal pre-gen for those who want.
The rules allow for players to change just about everything about their character, so you could grab one of these and then rewrite it entirely if you are not satisfied…
if it’s alright i’ll bring 2 AL legal (at least i believe i behaved ) characters for you to check over and, choose whichever i’m going to play (if we play AL today) depending on what others want to play