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If you're playing DDAL, you always use the current season's rules regardless of the age of the content, so you'll need to review the rules each season to see what has changed. When running hardcovers, characters advance after a certain number of hours (8 hours, 4 in Tier 1), again if the player wishes to (though the DM can trigger advancement early in hardcovers). Characters advance at the end of each module (even 1 hour mini-modules) if the player wishes to. Leveling CadenceĪs for leveling cadence, as of Season 9 (the current season at the time of this writing), it's almost entirely within the hands of the players, not the DM. The D&D Adventurers League Player & DM Pack on the DM's Guild includes a Content Catalog showing which modules are appropriate for which tiers of play. However, it is Tier 1 that determines which characters can play a DDAL module, not level. They also include instructions on rebalancing the module for a lower average level and a smaller or larger party. Note that I'm forced to play by the Adventurers League rules if I want to run games in this game store on this day.Įach DDAL module is designed for a particular Average Party Level (APL), and assumes a party of five characters. If I tell my game store that I'm interested in being an Adventurers League DM, what is the most natural progression of adventures that I would run? At what points in this progression would I expect my group to gain levels, and is this consistent with having them always be at an appropriate level for the adventure? I've omitted the link to the list-of-scenarios page I found, because it seems to be deprecated. If I just ran those scenarios one after the next, the group would eventually be level seven in an adventure designed for level ten characters. Just doing "run the adventures off this webpage, in order" would have been really convenient, but I noticed that the rate at which characters leveled was not consistent with the difficulty curve of the adventures. I found one page which seemed to have a list of scenarios that I could run one after the other.

I might start as an Adventurers League DM soon and I'm trying to figure out how it all works.