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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Cap'n Kobold" data-source="post: 9375290" data-attributes="member: 6802951">Most of my AL experience is with the local club. There are generally around 5-6 games a week at an assortment of gaming shops, with people booking to play on a "first come, first served" basis. A DM might run a series of connected adventures, but there is no guarantee that there would be the same characters there, so modules must be completed in a single session. Reserving places for the same party would be against the club's rules which are there to ensure that new players always have a game they could join.Because the venues are shops/cafes, there is a fairly a strict time limit, and so if a party is slow on some parts of the module, the DM may decide to cut some combats or encounters from the module in order to finish on time. Even if they don't, there are rarely more short rests than long rests in the modules and so long-rest resource-based classes have a definite advantage if they're balanced around a longer adventuring day. As the only non-resource-based class, rogues really get the short end of the stick in this format.I think perhaps you should practice what you preach. You know what they say about assumptions, and your ignorance of the situation doesn't excuse your behaviour when simply not making false accusations is an option.I'm sure that your personal experience with AL was absolutely a valid way to play it, but being a little more open-minded and understanding that other people may have different experiences of similar things would probably be good for you.</blockquote>

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