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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Alphastream" data-source="post: 6349127" data-attributes="member: 11365">Keep in mind, it isn't an "us versus them" thing. The administrators for Living Forgotten Realms regularly played PFS. During my time running Ashes of Athas I played Living Arcanis, LFR, Heroes of Rokugan, Shadowrun Missions, and I'm sure several others. PFS is fantastic. Fantastic. Absolutely everyone who likes 3E and organized play should try it. LFR is awesome. There are a ton of free adventures there for anyone wanting to play some very cool 4E adventures (especially that amazing Epic series). The dramatic inter-party fun in Heroes of Rokugan shouldn't be missed. The incredible free-flowing creater-your-own approach of Living Spycraft is amazing (and will hopefully return soon). The deep story of Arcanis is really cool. There is no better rumble in the slums than some of the Shadowrun Missions scenarios. 13th Age adventures like the recent Make Your Own Luck are creating some really cool PC-centric approaches. There are many reasons to try several products. The hobby is plenty big enough for all of that. Some will, of course, be happier doing just one thing. Go deep on PFS, or play just Adventurers League. Some will go back and forth, tiring of one and finding vigor in another. Other groups will play several at a time, alternating. It's all good for the hobby and all good for the companies behind these programs. Every game and gaming company is bigger than just our own individual gaming table.</blockquote>

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