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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mirtek" data-source="post: 6752455" data-attributes="member: 40810">Sorry, but what are you talking about? I remember nothing of this in LFR, it was the one and only "everything goes" campaign WotC OP ever run.I just downloaded the latest LFR campaign guide and there's one short table of player ressources on page four whose default answer is "all" in the majority of cases. Only a very, very small set of options is banned basically everything from every player book except for dragonmarks and dark sun specific stuff is allowed  (and even a few tibits from non-player books like the MM and MotP is in). Dragon even got a carte blanche allowance that everything but unearthed arcana immediately became allowed the moment the article was put online.I don't recall a "ban list" (the only thing coming close maybe that you could not have two versions of the same item enhancement) nor frequent updates ever in LFR. Are you sure you're not confusing it with encounters or with the general D&D errata that was released for 4e quite often (but had nothing to do with LFR specifically, since it was as unimportant to D&D as a whole as AL is now and Wotc early withdraw almost all ressources from it, stopping to supervise and pay the authors and revoking it's canon status)?That is as opposed to the latest Living Greyhawk Campaign Guide, which can still be found in the net and contains hundreds of closed feats, PrCs, spells and domains But that wasn't a LFR problem, that happened because the whole 4e ruleset was frquently errata'ed. Even if LFR had allowed only limited stuff, this stuff would still have been affected with every errata WotC put out Well, here we are a year in, and those are the only options that exist in 5e. PHB; SCAG, EE Player's Companion there aren't any more significant options in existance in 5e as a whole for AL to chose/ban from even if they tried</blockquote>

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