In the past, Adventures League adventures had codes used to uniquely identify an adventure. It was a kind of “short form” in place of the adventure’s title. Dungeoncraft adventures continue to use codes to identify themselves.
| Code Prefix | Explanation | Campaign |
|---|---|---|
| DDHC- | Official WotC adventures. WotC does not assign codes to new adventures anymore. So we just choose something logical (eg. DDHC-COS for Curse of Strahd) |
Varies |
| DDEXxx- | Official AL seasonal adventures from seasons 1 through 3. A code may look like DDEX1-1. |
Forgotten Realms |
| DDALxx- | Official AL seasonal adventures from seasons 4 through 10. A code may look like DDAL05-02. |
Forgotten Realms |
| DDEPxx- | Official AL epic adventures. A code may look like DDEP10-01. |
Forgotten Realms |
| CCC- | AL adventures written by convention organizers (I think “CCC” stands for Convention Created Content) | Forgotten Realms |
| RMH- | Mist Hunters adventures. | Ravenloft |
| PO- | Adventures created by Premiere Organizers (Baldman Games, GameHole Con, etc.) | Varies |
| DC-PoA- | The Dungeoncraft program was introduced during season 10 (Rime of the Frostmaiden). DC adventures had codes like DC-POA-ABCD-02. |
Forgotten Realms |
| WBW-DC- | WotC released The Wild Beyond the Witchlight and official seasonal adventures stopped being released. Instead, the DC program took over. Adventure codes looked like WBW-DC-TLMBR-02. |
Forgotten Realms |
| SJ-DC- | Spelljammer DC adventures. | Forgotten Realms |
| FR-DC- | Forgotten Realms DC adventures. | Forgotten Realms |
| PS-DC- | Planescape DC adventures. | Forgotten Realms |
| DL-DC- | Dragonlance DC adventures. | Dragonlance |
| RV-DC- | Ravenloft DC adventures. | Ravenloft |
| EB-DC- | Eberron DC adventures. | Eberron |