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<blockquote data-quote="The_Baldman" data-source="post: 5194805" data-attributes="member: 15080">DDC (D&amp;D Championship) is a characters provided event. All you need is a ticket to an entry round and you are all good.Dark Sun Arena I believe is a make a character or use a pre-gen event. More will be posted on the website as we approach the show (and we have a dozen DDI Character Generators on-site running with printers as well).The Tyranny series is part of the LFR Campaign which currently is a 'Living' style campaign where you start at 1st level and your character gains level through official LFR play. You cannot just make a 11th, 14th, or 17th level character and play in these. They are discussing letting characters start at something beyond 1st level but those rules are still in discussion at this time. The MINI2-1, 2-2, and 2-3 is a much better series to pick (as it supports 1st level characters).Style of play really depends on who is at the table. Some want fights and less talking and some want more talking. Most judges will adjust to give the table what they want best they can. Table etiquette is simple. Play D&amp;D, have fun, don't be a putz. Follow those and you're golden.We sit hundreds of 'newbs' every year. In fact we gear a lot of what we do at Gencon towards that type of player. So don't worry. Show up and have some fun.Dave</blockquote>

[QUOTE="The_Baldman, post: 5194805, member: 15080"] DDC (D&D Championship) is a characters provided event. All you need is a ticket to an entry round and you are all good. Dark Sun Arena I believe is a make a character or use a pre-gen event. More will be posted on the website as we approach the show (and we have a dozen DDI Character Generators on-site running with printers as well). The Tyranny series is part of the LFR Campaign which currently is a 'Living' style campaign where you start at 1st level and your character gains level through official LFR play. You cannot just make a 11th, 14th, or 17th level character and play in these. They are discussing letting characters start at something beyond 1st level but those rules are still in discussion at this time. The MINI2-1, 2-2, and 2-3 is a much better series to pick (as it supports 1st level characters). Style of play really depends on who is at the table. Some want fights and less talking and some want more talking. Most judges will adjust to give the table what they want best they can. Table etiquette is simple. Play D&D, have fun, don't be a putz. Follow those and you're golden. We sit hundreds of 'newbs' every year. In fact we gear a lot of what we do at Gencon towards that type of player. So don't worry. Show up and have some fun. Dave [/QUOTE]

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