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<blockquote data-quote="kalani" data-source="post: 6811256" data-attributes="member: 88085">That is correct. The only adventures that are AL-legal are the hardcover adventures (hoard of the dragon queen, rise of tiamat, princes of the apocalypse, out of the abyss and curse of strahd (coming soon)), lost mines of phandelver (starter set adventure), the DDAL adventures (formerly called expeditions), DDAL Epics (convention exclusives), and DDAO (Author Only) adventures - premiering at Winter Fantasy.The latter two adventure types are currently convention exclusives, so for the most part it will be Hardcovers, Lost Mines, and DDAL modules.All other adventures are prohibited in AL in order to create a shared experience. In addition, while DMs have some flexibility with the adventures (eg. adjusting # of creatures in an encounter), they cannot make wholesale changes to them (such as introducing new encounters, substituting items/creatures, etc.)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kalani, post: 6811256, member: 88085"] That is correct. The only adventures that are AL-legal are the hardcover adventures ([I]hoard of the dragon queen, rise of tiamat, princes of the apocalypse, out of the abyss[/I] and [I]curse of strahd[/I] (coming soon)), [I]lost mines of phandelver[/I] (starter set adventure), the DDAL adventures (formerly called expeditions), DDAL Epics (convention exclusives), and DDAO (Author Only) adventures - premiering at Winter Fantasy. The latter two adventure types are currently convention exclusives, so for the most part it will be Hardcovers, Lost Mines, and DDAL modules. All other adventures are prohibited in AL in order to create a shared experience. In addition, while DMs have some flexibility with the adventures (eg. adjusting # of creatures in an encounter), they cannot make wholesale changes to them (such as introducing new encounters, substituting items/creatures, etc.) [/QUOTE]

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