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#1 rmcdouga Nov 01, 2008 18:13:15	I realize that currently, Delve events are for public events only. Does anyone know if non-current D&D Delve materials might be made available in a downloadable format for home play? My group is currently 3.5e and the D&D Delve format sounds like a great way for them to get aquainted with 4e. They can get a handle on the new rules and try a few different character concepts before settling on one for campaign play. I'm new to 4e, so this sounds like a good way for me to get some experience GMing it too.
#2 warfteiner Nov 01, 2008 18:16:00	I don't think there are plans to allow older Delves to be made electronically available for ordering. That said, try ordering one of the Intro adventures. They're combat intensive, and a decent way to get people acquainted with the new combat mechanics. Alternately you could get Core1-1 or East1-1, lots of good bits of 4e deliciousness in those. I loved running them!
#3 _Mithreinmaethor_ Nov 01, 2008 18:46:24	The Delves are not LFR modules are they? As in can not use your LFR characters etc. Sounds like fun but if its not LFR its a waste of our groups time.
#4 WolfStar76 Nov 02, 2008 6:23:19	The Delves are not LFR modules are they? As in can not use your LFR characters etc. Sounds like fun but if its not LFR its a waste of our groups time. The Oct Delve required the use of 1st level characters, but there was no LFR tie-in (XP, Gold, Treasure, etc). So you could use a 1st level LFR Character, but the "benefits" of delving are delving.