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That's just a campaign of Theseus.

Something I don't get about these sprawling multi-year campaigns when using D&D (any edition). How are the PC's not like 100th level...

Mentioning tv shows got me thinking. Longest lasting tv shows are procedural dramas, like NCIS, Law & Order, Criminal Minds, CSI etc...

So it looks as though a six-part AP would have ~210,000 words, which is (very approximately) an eight hundred page hardcover novel. Plus...

I'll note that these days they're mostly doing 3-part APs, which would be approximately 200 pages of actual adventure and 100 pages of...

Or you never actually date...I mean, play RPGs...you just lurk on internet forums and complain about your lack of dates...I mean games.

Some part of it might be that I've disliked every published long adventure I've played in, to various degrees, and I literally cannot...

That's interesting. In my experience it is the exact opposite. The GM that runs an adventure path (bought or built), and does a few...

Both. But, to be clear, I feel burnout happens less often than life happening. The two are different things. Of course, they can collide...

The same players keep coming, week after week. We often play the same system. The majority of my campaigns that never finish end due...

My "campaigns" are pretty linear , 8-10 sessions, 12 sessions top, usually 3-3.5h per session. But i mostly run short games, up to 3...

I would like to differentiate between campaigns not completing and people leaving a group. We've had people leave the group in the past...

This was exactly my thinking as well. Campaigns are just too long. When we look at legacy games and their campaigns, there a typical...

I am not even sure it's a burnout, or just "new shiny". I experience that as a player, too, wanting to play a different character...

I like this idea, especially for places where you might not have your long time group and know what they like already. I can see a...