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<blockquote data-quote="PMárk" data-source="post: 6924221" data-attributes="member: 6804619">You said yourself, these are not AL legal, so by default they aren't official.&nbsp;Widely accepted by the community as good != official. &quot;Sorta official&quot; is not an existing term, IMO. AL modules are official, because WotC acknowledged them as.Official/canon = acknowledged legally by WotC, regardless of who wrote it. Playable at organized WotC events and if fluff, considered part of the setting's canon, so could provide a basis for common ground between fans and might inspire novels, that are also considered as the part of official canon of the specific setting.Everything else is homebrew, or fanfic regardless of it's quality (I'm not against those, I like good fanfic and homebrew, but it is what it is), or who wrote it. Consequently I don't regard non-official licensed material on DMsG as &quot;support&quot; from WotC.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PMárk, post: 6924221, member: 6804619"] You said yourself, these are not AL legal, so by default they aren't official. Widely accepted by the community as good != official. "Sorta official" is not an existing term, IMO. AL modules are official, because WotC acknowledged them as. Official/canon = acknowledged legally by WotC, regardless of who wrote it. Playable at organized WotC events and if fluff, considered part of the setting's canon, so could provide a basis for common ground between fans and might inspire novels, that are also considered as the part of official canon of the specific setting. Everything else is homebrew, or fanfic [I]regardless[/I] of it's quality (I'm not against those, I like good fanfic and homebrew, but it is what it is), or who wrote it. Consequently I don't regard non-official licensed material on DMsG as "support" from WotC. [/QUOTE]

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