After a successful re-start of our Friday night. Let’s have another session. Meeting other players and connect - independently if you just started to play D&D or you are an experienced player - everybody is welcome to join and role the dice.
Just announce comment to this post if you plan to join. As player state which Tier auf character you bring. If you like to DM announce the Tier of your adventure.
I would like to play this time [T1-3] but if there is the urgent need for a DM I can also prepare something.
Hi all this is my first post and I am sorry if I missed where it was pinned, but how exactly do VALUE Friday nights work?
I have only played a handful of times across the years, but I am interested in getting more seriously into playing 5e and would love to come check it out!
On Fridays would I bring a character and join a pre-existing game? or are they one-offs?
Is it frowned upon to bring a friend or two? And… is Tier the same as level?
Sorry for my lack of knowledge about the community, but i thank any kind soul that can point me in the right direction
The D&D Adventurers League is an organized play campaign in which players all around the world play the same D&D adventures. In contrast to home games of D&D, in which pretty much anything goes, in organized play, players all expect to play the same adventure , regardless of who is DMing and where they are playing.
Just as the name implies, the D&D Adventurers League is a league game, in which everyone plays by the same rules, whether they always play in the same place or play all over the world. Characters within the League are portable, so a player who visits another area or moves there or who plays in an online game expects to be able to play his or her character there without having to make any modifications and without having to learn any local rules.
Even players, who never wind up playing anywhere else or with any other DMs expect to have approximately the same experience as players in other locations, so when they discuss their games in social media and other places, they are discussing a common experience in which they faced the same challenges and had the same chances to earn the same rewards.
Adventurers League characters are divided into 4 different Tiers. Tier 1 : characters of 1st-4th level Tier 2 : characters of 5th-10th level Tier 3 : characters of 11th -16th level Tier 4 : character of 17th-20th level
Adventure League modules are designed for specific tiers of play. In order to play in a module your character must be of the intended tier e.g. to play in a Tier 2 module, your character must be of 5th-10th level. If your character falls outside of the intended level range, they cannot be played in that module and you will have to play a different character, or play a different module of the appropriate tier.
Basically you play a several oneshots with the same character with different groups.
Your character will gain +1 level, after every game-session.
How treasure works please see the links to the google-docs in the first post of this thread.
just make a new level 1 character with the guidlines listed in the first post
if you need help, please let us know,
hopefully someone will be there 30min early to guide you through the character-creation process.
bringing friends is fine
just please announce how many of you will show up
(for organising & planning purposes - the earlier the better^^)
Thank you for all the info! Sorry for getting back to yall a little late but I’ve had a few final exams for Uni this week, however I would love to join tomorrow evening and would bring one friend (who has also played only a couple times). If it too late to join then no worries, but if not then we are excited to join in:)
PS I have one set of die here in Vienna but my friend does not, would it be better etiquette for them to buy a set for tomorrow?
there is nothing wrong with sharing dice (i’ll expect some of the oldschoolers to hiss at me and try to banish me to the abyss ), so unless your friend wants to buy some dice there is no need for that (if they become a regular, I’d recommend getting their own set one day)
I would say it also depends on the dice sets. I would try to bansih you into the abyss for even asking if I would share my metal dice, but I share my plastic dice all the time when someone needs them or just happens to not have enough dice for a big roll
In my experience, once you are playing more regularly you’ll want your own set just to cut out the time of asking for dice, handing them around, handing them back, etc. - but that a game would stall out because someone at the table needed dice and the others at the table would not share…? Madness! Never happens.
welcome 
), so unless your friend wants to buy some dice there is no need for that (if they become a regular, I’d recommend getting their own set one day)