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How about this, a definition from the AL Content Catalog? DDHC “Hard Cover”; the seasonal releases that often take characters from 1-10+. May sometimes extend to other evergreen products, like Lost Mine of Phandelver Looks like HC stands for Hard Cover... In fact all of the Adept series are...

Not at all. If people are having a good time, then great!

Looks like AL has their full Season 7 module list up now. Next drop isn't until February... :( http://dndadventurersleague.org/storyline-seasons/tomb-of-annihilation/tomb-of-annihilation-adventures/

This one is. The one I'm running right now has an AL code of DDHC-TOA-7 and says "Legal for Adventurer's League Play" on the cover. See http://www.dmsguild.com/product/220852/Ruins-of-Mezro.

Do the DM' Guild DDHC supplements count as HC for purposes of DM's Rewards?

I don't have a problem with this type of hostility (in a story/game). A good DM will make sure there are borderland communities where various usually non-compatible races can gather. You may need to be more caution in more civilized lands, however.

I do it as many others have mentioned. Drop bow (free), draw sword (interact), attack (action).

Thanks for the prompt answer!

I see 30' ranges come up frequently in combat as a constraint. 60' is a key range for Counterspell, with opposing wizards taking steps to be more than that from opposing casters when possible.

Dedicated DM and Epic/Premier DM rewards. It sounds like I can add a +1 bonus to a weapon or armor I've awarded one of my PCs via Dedicated DM. Does this extend to non-generic weapons and armor to items like Flame Tongue, Glamored Armor, etc?

Wait until you play a Wizard and have nearly everything save or have your concentration spells evaporate in their second turn.

In a way, perhaps. The idea at first was to keep the mod being played a secret so players would have to plan their teams for a wide array of possibilities. However that doesn't really work in AL because someone could show up with a PC that had already been through the 'secret' mod. Therefore...

"Phased plasma rifle in the 40-watt range." "Hey, just what you see, pal!" ;)

That's pretty dumb. Can your armor be 'disarmed' as well? A spell focus, okay. A worn spell pouch? Nope.

I don't like it when players do this as I want the intent of the roll to take place before the die is cast. Just chucking a die unbidden and then assigning an intent to the outcome - usually a good one - doesn't fly in my game. I nearly never hear a player say, "I roll a 7 to find secret...

Wouldn't have to work this way and I agree that playing with new folks is a good thing about con play. This concept is a turn-about on Min-Maxing (Min on the PC side and Max on the DM side). Because there are so few players allowed it would be advantageous for players to pre-plan for melee...

Sure, but only if I can start with voulge-guisarme proficiency.

That's good to know, Pauper. Good point about attracting optimizers. I'll try it as a test and see what happens.

What walks down stairs, Alone or in pairs, and makes a kersqunchity sound? A fork, a torc, a haunch of cooked pork? You'll know Tiny Servant!

For an Eldritch Knight who can also make an attack when casting a Cantrip, not so bad. Or someone who has a Sword of Speed and wants to fight defensively.