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<blockquote data-quote="Tyranthraxus" data-source="post: 6725286" data-attributes="member: 13335">Exactly what Raddu says above. Im in a lot of facebook groups. If Im reading something in say 'AL Discussion' then it damn well needs to be about AL. I have no interest in reading what someone is doing in their home game with Warforged and Birdmen when I know the game cant possibly be AL.&nbsp; Its hard enough when we get people self promoting their gaming blogs by acting as a person interested in this 'new blog they just found' or when people post links to conventions with no information at all in the original post on where and when the convention actually is. Im not a a huge fan of FAQs. Often times they are hard to find, and far too easy to rely on. (what I mean here that its generally easier for a campaign to update the FAQ and hope dms refer to it, than it is to actually update the scenario&nbsp; in question to immediately clear things up) I do however understand why they are necessary.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tyranthraxus, post: 6725286, member: 13335"] Exactly what Raddu says above. Im in a lot of facebook groups. If Im reading something in say 'AL Discussion' then it damn well needs to be about AL. I have no interest in reading what someone is doing in their home game with Warforged and Birdmen when I know the game cant possibly be AL. Its hard enough when we get people self promoting their gaming blogs by acting as a person interested in this 'new blog they just found' or when people post links to conventions with no information at all in the original post on where and when the convention actually is. Im not a a huge fan of FAQs. Often times they are hard to find, and far too easy to rely on. (what I mean here that its generally easier for a campaign to update the FAQ and hope dms refer to it, than it is to actually update the scenario in question to immediately clear things up) I do however understand why they are necessary. [/QUOTE]

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