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<blockquote data-quote="pogre" data-source="post: 8870603" data-attributes="member: 6588">I don't mind running Adventure League at conventions - it's a chance to meet new people and if our styles do not match, it's OK. Adventure League at a store is a bit more cumbersome - if I am going to make a weekly commitment, I prefer my home game. I can run what I want, with the people I want to game with, and have easy access to all my stuff.&nbsp; The only time I have run into the &quot;only official material from WOTC&quot; was when I first formed my home group a few years ago and a couple of the new players had been burned by previous DMs home brew adventures. I ran an official adventure and we developed a trust and friendship and now they are open to trying almost anything (even other games) at my table.I ran the high school D&amp;D club for a few years where I teach. Kids/teens seemed to love homebrew adventures and campaigns from their peers. Where they seem to struggle a lot is maintaining the momentum of a campaign to keep it going for more than a few sessions.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pogre, post: 8870603, member: 6588"] I don't mind running Adventure League at conventions - it's a chance to meet new people and if our styles do not match, it's OK. Adventure League at a store is a bit more cumbersome - if I am going to make a weekly commitment, I prefer my home game. I can run what I want, with the people I want to game with, and have easy access to all my stuff. The only time I have run into the "only official material from WOTC" was when I first formed my home group a few years ago and a couple of the new players had been burned by previous DMs home brew adventures. I ran an official adventure and we developed a trust and friendship and now they are open to trying almost anything (even other games) at my table. I ran the high school D&D club for a few years where I teach. Kids/teens seemed to love homebrew adventures and campaigns from their peers. Where they seem to struggle a lot is maintaining the momentum of a campaign to keep it going for more than a few sessions. [/QUOTE]

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