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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Cap'n Kobold" data-source="post: 9448215" data-attributes="member: 6802951">Our AL club has a sign-up system where people who want to DM state the module they will be running and when, and this gets posted up on an event organisation site, and people who want to play sign up for those sessions. Some members DM a lot, but there aren't any designated DMs. DM burnout is definitely a thing, but it is reduced by a person not having to DM if they don't want to. This can mean that sometimes there are only two or three games in a week rather than six, depending on people wanting/being able to run modules.Many of the AL members have regular, non-AL games as well.AL probably isn't as good as an actual campaign game, with a specific party, playing through a structured plot etc. But its still D&D and still fun. The FLGSs where the AL games are held also host non-AL games (and CCGs, wargames, board games etc.)Since no one knows how D&D 2024 is going to integrate into adventurer's league, there has been a lot of discussion/speculation, but no one is making any particular plans yet.</blockquote>