Pre-sanctioning store bought moduals?

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#1

cmoneill

Dec 10, 2008 21:18:28
I would think it would be in the interest of Wotc to pre-aprove these adventures for the use by the rpga in order to sell more products. You have done a great job of moving to pre aproval for dnd's other products. I think this would bring an ease to the rest of the enviroment and let us do what the rpga is for. Which is play the product that they make! How many moduals come out a month. Just have the play testers for your product also be involved in the rpga then after the mod they can write up rpga conversions. Just my 2 cents.


Christopher M O'Neill
#2

WolfStar76

Dec 11, 2008 9:21:58
I would think it would be in the interest of Wotc to pre-aprove these adventures for the use by the rpga in order to sell more products. You have done a great job of moving to pre aproval for dnd's other products. I think this would bring an ease to the rest of the enviroment and let us do what the rpga is for. Which is play the product that they make! How many moduals come out a month. Just have the play testers for your product also be involved in the rpga then after the mod they can write up rpga conversions. Just my 2 cents.


Christopher M O'Neill

The RPGA does support play of new modules - though there is currently a delay in getting them entered into the database.

Keep in mind, however, that modules (like the H1 - H3) line, while playable for RPGA credit are NOT part of LFR.

This distinction seems an odd one at the moment, because there's only one 4E campaign. However, we (the fans) are anticipating a new Eberron campaign to be announced at DDXP, and likely launched at GenCon.

At that time, it won't seem as "automatic" that published mods should be adopted to "the" campaign.