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<blockquote data-quote="Andy Dempz" data-source="post: 8012939" data-attributes="member: 7017303">The AL players pack (free on DMsGuild) includes the Content Catalog which answers most of your questions (it has a list of AL mods and documentation for running the hardcover adventures under AL rules).DDEX and DDAL are the same thing. The DDEX designation was a holdover from the previous organized play system.CCC mods are written for conventions or other approved events. They take place in the Moonsea region with the exception of the Moonshaes campaign (Baldman Games) and Border Kingdoms (Gamehole Con).EB is the Eberron campaign. It has slightly different rules. Characters cannot cross between the FR campaign and Eberron. There are actually two Eberron campaigns and they are similarly compartmentalized. The ongoing in is Oracle of War.Season 4 was the first AL season to use a sequential storyline.you could jump around in the previous ones without much trouble. However, it’s still written for drop in play. Perhaps other folks can answer your question about starting with 4-7, I seem to remember Merric reviewing them all on his blog.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Andy Dempz, post: 8012939, member: 7017303"] The AL players pack (free on DMsGuild) includes the Content Catalog which answers most of your questions (it has a list of AL mods and documentation for running the hardcover adventures under AL rules). DDEX and DDAL are the same thing. The DDEX designation was a holdover from the previous organized play system. CCC mods are written for conventions or other approved events. They take place in the Moonsea region with the exception of the Moonshaes campaign (Baldman Games) and Border Kingdoms (Gamehole Con). EB is the Eberron campaign. It has slightly different rules. Characters cannot cross between the FR campaign and Eberron. There are actually two Eberron campaigns and they are similarly compartmentalized. The ongoing in is Oracle of War. Season 4 was the first AL season to use a sequential storyline.you could jump around in the previous ones without much trouble. However, it’s still written for drop in play. Perhaps other folks can answer your question about starting with 4-7, I seem to remember Merric reviewing them all on his blog. [/QUOTE]

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