Legends of Greyhawk on DDB

It seems like these have been almost snuck out as I only noticed them once they’d been added to the library on my app but they’ve just added the first three Legends of Greyhawk adventures to the marketplace priced at $15. Legends is the new convention Adventure League type thing isn’t it? Anyone got any experience of them? 

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It seems like these have been almost snuck out as I only noticed them once they’d been added to the library on my app but they’ve just added the first three Legends of Greyhawk adventures to the marketplace priced at $15. Legends is the new convention Adventure League type thing isn’t it? Anyone got any experience of them? 

 The D&D Organized Play campaign Legends of Greyhawk  has nothing to do with the Organized Play Adventurer's League. Notable differences include Leveling & Magic Item.

I’m in the UK and as far as I’m aware we don’t get any sort of convention play so apologies for not understanding the nuances 

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I’m in the UK and as far as I’m aware we don’t get any sort of convention play so apologies for not understanding the nuances 

 No worries  Legends of Greyhawk can be played not just at Convention, but in game stores and online. Find more info here;

Legends of Greyhawk | D&D's Official Global Shared Campaign Set in the World of Greyhawk | Dungeons & Dragons

I bought Legends of Greyhawk: Elemental Evil Rising Play Bundle. I click on it, it opens to the table of contents, but anything else takes me to the page in the marketplace that says I already own this digital product.

I just sent a bug report 

I was trying to decide if it was worth buying.

I guess that answers my question.

I bought Legends of Greyhawk: Elemental Evil Rising Play Bundle and I've run Part 1: A Village Called Hommlet and Part 2: Darkness in Nulb with plans to run Part 3: Ruins of the Moathouse this weekend.

These adventures were well written, if not a little wordy at time. Plenty of RP and NPC flavor and a couple paths for the no-railroad party. I felt like scaling worked seamlessly and the difficulty of combats were appreciated and the rewards are sufficient. I am always quick to give the players their half payment up front, so that they can purchase items from the PHB like healing potions for 50 gp.

I'm running weekly Legends of Greyhawk at my store and I've already purchased "Tales from Turtleback Cove" and can't wait for the next adventure Bundle Pack. I really hope that they publish four more adventures so that my players can reach level 5 and then they publish four Tier 2 adventures.

I feel that the excitement and momentum from my local game store hinges on "Legends of Greyhawk adventures are available monthly for purchase on D&D Beyond."

Let's hope they continue the content every month!