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Message: <blockquote data-quote="payn" data-source="post: 8643701" data-attributes="member: 90374">I've never done adventure league, but I did run through a bit of Pathfinder Society. Paizo had really good modules for rando parties to do in about a 4 hour window. I'd find a few and learn them as best you can. Teach them to the new DMs. Get the students a copy so they can learn to DM too. Keep in mind clubs tend to have a lot of different personalities. In PFS I always set my mindset on meeting new players and just enjoying the hobby together. It really helped when I ran into immature players and/or playstyle conflicts. I just settled back and remembered its about community and not the best game I can run. This club sounds like it will be more important to teach the ropes than expect a seasoned game from them. Good luck!</blockquote>