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No, I don't see it as a huge problem, either, just one of intent as opposed to application, I suppose. What i would like to see, tho, is some of the older mods starting to be retired here, so we can start taking them out of circulation. In fact, I would love to see a blanket retiring of season...

Ah, I see what you mean, yes. Well, unfortunately, some elements, like the magic store, etc., are already effectively just a progression in an already done deal. That cat was let out of the bag when the modules that were being offered slowly started with their own power creep in terms of...

What exactly is said 'stated intent' specifically that you are referring to?

Honestly, I think pretty much all OP has this sort of power creep to some degree, largely because the more vocal complainers about not having stuff tend to be those that tend to prioritize number-crunching over other aspects. As a result, over time, more and more items are introduced, which...

I meant more that I didn't like the inbuilt disconnect that existed between the Admin staff and WotC, in that every other question about the campaign that came up seemed to be answered with "We'd love to see that in the next set of game rules as well, but the best we can do is ask WotC to add it...

Those arguments have already started over on the FB groups; people are whining about how certain Volo races can't get the 'good' stuff now, blah blah blah.

I believe we can thank the M:tG judges lawsuit for this one. That said, i'm not sure how I feel about this yet. On the one hand, I always felt like Al should have been run and administered by WotC themselves to begin with, as opposed to the previous...

Thanks, kalani!

(This is the AL-legal tie-in with Acquisitions Incorporated, that was given out at select theaters last month, for those who are unfamiliar with it). So, my question is: what levels of play is it to be Adventurer's League legal? On page 2, under "The D&D Adventurers League" section, it says...

That's exactly my point tho -- those aren't Organized Play campaigns you are referring to there -- those are two home campaigns. The idea of an Organized Play campaign (as it's been used for the last 15 years or so at least), was designed to allow people to do exactly that: take a character...

Well, that's because I am intentionally ignoring all aspects of the actual story, because what I am referring to has nothing to do with setting, story, atmosphere or theme --It's about how the actual campaign is administered and run, not the stories within it. Ravenloft itself is a fine fit...

My, you seem a little antagonistic there, Cap'n. Given that the weapons chosen still have to be from among those listed in the PHB, you're not going to have "the most exotic item use," (No actual Bohemian Earspoons; I suspect the 'weirdest' magic weapons you might end up with would be a magic...

Yes, the idea that you can take your character to any AL-legal table, anywhere in the world, and sit down and play any AL-legal mod. That portability is one of the core concepts behind the development of what we now call "Organized Play' (as opposed to home games people might run). The...

Heck, forget the reviews, it would have been nice for them to actually mention, I dunno, maybe what it is that you're expected to pay five bucks plus shipping for? Seriously, Wizards, an explanation of what your product is is like business 101 if you want people to buy it (well aside from...

While I wouldn't go that far, I have to agree to some extent. For my group, it is by far the most fractious season by a wide margin. On the one hand, the whole season is just dripping with flavor and atmosphere. That's a good thing, and it's been the number one aspect that our group has...

While I also like this idea, this is more similar to how some Organized Play campaigns been done in the past (i.e., stuff like Living Greyhawk, etc.), which had a more varied scope of access after a module has been completed as opposed to a static reward. Unfortunately, AL has shown a dislike...

Well, only as much as if a player with no spellcasting ability said he wanted to be able to cast a spell. Both cases have rules for how to do that, and both require, as step one, to be a member of a certain class with the training that provides for that activity (or to otherwise have a feat or...

I bought a bunch of these ( https://www.topatoco.com/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=TO&Product_Code=OG-SITHRAKTRACTS&Category_Code=OG ) and for a home campaign one day, I am going to play a 'cleric' of Sithrak just to hand them out as needed.

Nothing of what you quoted there says that there is no PvP in the AL. Now, mind you, in many cases that are likely to come up, PCs attacking another PC would indeed be considered "undermining" the other's character and/or providing an unpleasant play experience for those involved, so...