Wait, did you give him a chance to say "no" when he awoke to see the "representatives" of the fraternity with their black clocks and gleaming daggers around his bed?Jester of the FoS wrote:Thanks should go to Mister Perkins for agreeing to be interviewed.
Heard something about that in one of the podcasts. I think they said you don't have to play all of them, although they are connected. Don't know about out of order, but you can skip some. Also that once you play in organized play in Barovia, you can't play out of Barovia until you find a way out.alhoon wrote:Question about the 14 Adventure league adventures: Can they be played randomly, out of order or they have to be in order? I.e. could I decide I put #X,Y,Z in my campaign and not the rest?
Are the PCs supposed to be in Ravenloft in most of them? Or there's the mist-duction option in most?
It's encouraged that they be played in order, since there are elements that tie one story to others. For example, I inserted clues in "The Ghost" that are followed up on in "The Innocent." That said, you can pull, delete, and rearrange any elements you like for your own campaigns. It may take you a bit longer to adapt them for out-of-order play, compared to adapting earlier AL seasons.alhoon wrote:Question about the 14 Adventure league adventures: Can they be played randomly, out of order or they have to be in order? I.e. could I decide I put #X,Y,Z in my campaign and not the rest?
That would be telling.Are the PCs supposed to be in Ravenloft in most of them?
Yes. If you want to adapt one or more of these adventurers for home use and simply drop the PC into the Mists, that's covered in the intro notes for the DM.Or there's the mist-duction option in most?
Yes to all this.Gonzoron of the FoS wrote:Also that once you play in organized play in Barovia, you can't play out of Barovia until you find a way out.
But since they are designed for any random group of strangers to sit down and play immediately, I'm sure any DM worth his or her dice could massage them to fit their own campaign without much trouble.
Who are the other players? Tracy Hickman? Steve Miller? Cindi Rice? 
It's Adventurers League; I'm just a guy who bought a ticket.Gonzoron of the FoS wrote:<----- Very jealous of Mangrum, but even more crazy jealous of the other players at that table, who get to play IN Chris Perkins' game WITH John Mangrum.
Yup, noted upthread. To recap, so far we are aware of the following stuff coming out:Brandi wrote:Looks like a new Tarokka deck is in the works-- with all-new artwork, yet!
http://www.gf9.com/Default.aspx?tabid=227&art_id=5100
(Going to the preorder link indicates that it comes out in April.)
Fights the urge to buy a ticket...Mangrum wrote:It's Adventurers League; I'm just a guy who bought a ticket.Gonzoron of the FoS wrote:<----- Very jealous of Mangrum, but even more crazy jealous of the other players at that table, who get to play IN Chris Perkins' game WITH John Mangrum.
Mmm, 13 h drive only ... Not Gencon, Garycon... Lake Geneva, WIJoël of the FoS wrote:Fights the urge to buy a ticket...Mangrum wrote:It's Adventurers League; I'm just a guy who bought a ticket.Gonzoron of the FoS wrote:<----- Very jealous of Mangrum, but even more crazy jealous of the other players at that table, who get to play IN Chris Perkins' game WITH John Mangrum.
OK, where is Indianapolis?
You got the blacken ticket? lol let us know how it goes!Mangrum wrote:It's Adventurers League; I'm just a guy who bought a ticket.Gonzoron of the FoS wrote:<----- Very jealous of Mangrum, but even more crazy jealous of the other players at that table, who get to play IN Chris Perkins' game WITH John Mangrum.
