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<blockquote data-quote="pedr" data-source="post: 9895592" data-attributes="member: 33464"><p>I think we need to say as often as necessary that Legends of Greyhawk isn't Adventurers League. While they're both organised play D&D campaigns they're entirely separate and have different goals. LoG is some trusted organisers of D&D play at conventions working with WotC to release adventures in a co-ordinated programme which suits convention play. The rules for character creation and advancement, reward distribution, etc are being built through that lens, which means it'll diverge from the approaches for AL quite significantly.</p><p></p><p>It's possible that the adventures will be sold via DM's Guild at some point, but I think it's much more likely that they'll remain as D&D Beyond products. That's not very user-friendly for people who want to run from paper, but it does mean that these will come with Maps assets and be easy to run online. Conventions which get direct support from WotC might get the adventures in other formats (and game stores will be able to run the forthcoming third organised play programme, Encounters, with details expected next week).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="pedr, post: 9895592, member: 33464"] I think we need to say as often as necessary that Legends of Greyhawk isn't Adventurers League. While they're both organised play D&D campaigns they're entirely separate and have different goals. LoG is some trusted organisers of D&D play at conventions working with WotC to release adventures in a co-ordinated programme which suits convention play. The rules for character creation and advancement, reward distribution, etc are being built through that lens, which means it'll diverge from the approaches for AL quite significantly. It's possible that the adventures will be sold via DM's Guild at some point, but I think it's much more likely that they'll remain as D&D Beyond products. That's not very user-friendly for people who want to run from paper, but it does mean that these will come with Maps assets and be easy to run online. Conventions which get direct support from WotC might get the adventures in other formats (and game stores will be able to run the forthcoming third organised play programme, Encounters, with details expected next week). [/QUOTE]
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