I was at a local convention this past weekend (Gary Con) and had an opportunity to play some 5E Adventurer's League. It was my first exposure to 5E as I haven't played since v3.5. That said, I was a huge RPGA player and have played a little PathFinder so I'm familiar with Organized Play to some extent.
I was told at the convention that you can play these Adventurers League adventures at home but the site isn't too clear on this. I was able to find some old postings that indicated they'd be available with new releases. Does this mean I am just buying the module at a store and then referring to the supplemental material online for character creation? I assume there are certificates like existed with RPGA but I haven't seen these. Are they provided with the purchased modules?
My confusion stems from the fact that I was told we could download modules from their site and use them at home. I have not been able to find these.
Thanks for helping an old DM get reacquainted.
Best Answer
The article D&D Adventurers League Content Open To All announced where and when they are releasing Adventurer's League content to everyone, not just organized play.
From the above link:
You can purchase previous content at the Dungeon Masters Guild website.