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Adventures for the D&D Adventurers League are broken into four tiers of play—first tier (levels 1–4), second tier (levels 5–10), third tier (levels 11–16), and fourth tier (levels 17–20). Your character's level determines which tier of adventures you can play with that character.

You'll need things like blank character sheets, adventure logsheets, pre-generated characters, event registration lists, and copies of the adventures you're featuring at the event. Adventures meant for D&D Adventurers League play can be purchased online at the Dungeon Masters Guild.

All you need to do is, find an event, make a character, and show up and play. If you don't already have a group to play with and would like to find a public event, go to our Store and Event Locator online. Make sure you call ahead to confirm times and to see if they have room for new players.

At this point, the seasons lasted approximately six months each. During the first three seasons, D&D Adventurers League adventures were distributed for free to stores and conventions. The designers of these adventures were paid directly by Wizards of the Coast.

D&D Adventurers League All you need to do is, find an event, make a character, and show up and play. If you don't already have a group to play with and would like to find a public event, go to our Store and Event Locator online. Make sure you call ahead to confirm times and to see if they have room for new players.

Adventures League is an organized play format. Where players and DM's follow set guidelines for character creation, rules, campaign (using this term generically). It allows players to take their character from game to game anywhere in the world and play DnD.

You'll need things like blank character sheets, adventure logsheets, pre-generated characters, event registration lists, and copies of the adventures you're featuring at the event. Adventures meant for D&D Adventurers League play can be purchased online at the Dungeon Masters Guild.

The Adventure Logsheet Fill in the top of the logsheet prior to playing your first adventure. At the end of each session of play, fill in all information provided, even if your character didn't earn some of it (simply put a “0” on those lines).