Which adventures can you play/run that are AL-legal?
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There is no single complete list of all AL-legal adventures. It does not exist.
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Adventurers League adventures on Dungeon Masters Guild are AL-legal. Most of these are “one-shots” that can be completed in 2 to 4 hours. These are a mix of “official” AL adventures and community-created adventures.
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Important: Not everything on Dungeon Masters Guild is AL-legal.
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Most of these adventures start with prefixes like DDAL, FR-DC, etc. Please see Adventure Codes for some more information about adventures and adventure codes.
Although “seasons” aren’t really a thing anymore, please refer to Seasons to see which AL adventures are associated with past AL seasons.
There are three clues to look for when hunting for AL-legal adventures:
Most (but not all) of Wizards of the Coasts hardcover D&D adventures can be played using Adventurers League. The Adaptation Guide (found in Documents) can be used to adapt official D&D adventures to Adventurers League play.
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If a hardcover adventure is not in the Adaptation Guide, then it cannot be played in AL.
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Please refer to Seasons to see which D&D adventure hardcovers are associated with past AL seasonal one-shots (and thus are also AL-legal).
There are a few other adventures that are AL-legal. But if you follow the above rules, you should be safe.
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