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<blockquote data-quote="Raddu" data-source="post: 6313891" data-attributes="member: 25791">I just skimmed the last couple of days of posts and here are some comments regarding them:re: Transferring characters, you will be able to transfer characters across programs. Bring your home play character that went through Lost Mine of Phandelver to GenCon and play the adventures there. All of the GenCon adventures are level 1-4, so if you burned through Lost Mine, you could level yourself out of GenCon. I'm not sure how the games at GenCon will be mustered (by level or not).re: non-store Expeditions, in the latest article Chris said &quot;This can include actual gaming conventions, as well as a one-off public gathering or game days.&quot; I think there's a lot of room there and the keyword is &quot;public&quot;.re: online conventions as public play for Expeditions, I honestly am not certain about the answer to this, but I have heard your concerns and interest. I think there's a balancing act with providing incentive for people to go to brick and mortar stores and adapting D&amp;D to new styles (online) of gameplay. Keep in mind that Chris will be writing more articles detailing the D&amp;D Adventurers League in the coming weeks so more information will be forthcoming, some of which will hopefully answer some of your questions.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Raddu, post: 6313891, member: 25791"] I just skimmed the last couple of days of posts and here are some comments regarding them: re: Transferring characters, you will be able to transfer characters across programs. Bring your home play character that went through Lost Mine of Phandelver to GenCon and play the adventures there. All of the GenCon adventures are level 1-4, so if you burned through Lost Mine, you could level yourself out of GenCon. I'm not sure how the games at GenCon will be mustered (by level or not). re: non-store Expeditions, in the latest article Chris said "This can include actual gaming conventions, as well as a one-off public gathering or game days." I think there's a lot of room there and the keyword is "public". re: online conventions as public play for Expeditions, I honestly am not certain about the answer to this, but I have heard your concerns and interest. I think there's a balancing act with providing incentive for people to go to brick and mortar stores and adapting D&D to new styles (online) of gameplay. Keep in mind that Chris will be writing more articles detailing the D&D Adventurers League in the coming weeks so more information will be forthcoming, some of which will hopefully answer some of your questions. [/QUOTE]

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