"Season 8: Player's Guide (Forgotten Realms) ", However, if your DM ran the adventure by the book (no details changed) and you and the other players created your characters within AL-guidelines-point buy/standard array ability scores, average HP per level, equipment assigned by class/background, no custom background class features, etc.-you could retroactively fill in log sheets for your adventure."Season 8: CHANGES TO D&D ADVENTURERS LEAGUE REWARDS ", This is because despite that one player playing within AL-guidelines, 1) the DM might have changed things about the adventure (different encounters, different treasure, etc.) and 2) the other players might not be playing AL-legal PCs (stats may not be in-line, and some race/class builds are restricted, such as aarakocra from the Elemental Evil Player's Companion or the death domain cleric from the DMG). In other words, a game in which only one player is playing under AL-guidelines would not be AL-legal. You can play the adventure AL-legal if the DM and other players are playing so as well. So if you completed the whole adventure, your character would have 40 downtime days. You get 10 downtime days for each part you complete.
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Otherwise, is the event offering any Tier 1 adventures? You could create an AL-legal PC and play that, then play other Tier 2 offerings when you get to that point.ĭowntime is awarded at the end of each part of Lost Mine of Phandelver. If you've got the time, you and your group could feasibly create AL-legal PCs, play a few modules (either replay LMoP, play one of the other published modules, or play some D&D Expeditions in-store), and level up/catch up in time to play the Tier 2 adventure this weekend. Unfortunately, your Lost Mine of Phandelver character with the spider staff wouldn't count as AL-legal since it wasn't played under AL guidelines (DM didn't run as AL, other players didn't log, etc.) The good news is that characters can progress from 1st to 4th level pretty quickly, then use the "catching up" rule to advance to 5th level-as you mentioned in your original question. You can't scale an existing character or a pregen to a higher level. To start playing AL, you need to create a character at level 1. Like TheSheDM, I'm an AL Local Coordinator as well.
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Then use the free level 4 to level 5 level up option.Īre either of these league-legal without an adventure log sheet? Can I just get a GM to sign off on them the first time I play? Am I right that I can keep the Spider Staff in either case? Treat it like I only got to 4th level with the character, respec him as a slightly different cleric that I want to play, have a GM sign off on his first official session, and move on from there.Bring the Starter Set cleric and play him as 5th level via the character sheet with the magic items he got (the Spider Staff) and go from there.Your experience and rewardsĮarned are valid for public D&D Adventurers League play. Simply record your play using an adventure logsheet as you Purchase and play the storyline season’s adventure product.
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