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Yes. No. This is way too complex for 5E.

When I got back into TTRPGs a little over 10 years ago, I knew I wanted to run D&D 5e and I created a campaign world I wanted to run. I...

I have not yet encountered a need to abandon play early due to rules or setting discomfort on my part. But then, reading on these...

Running a game? I'll know beforehand, nearly 40 years of experience count for something.

I love running a long sandbox campaign and see where it goes. I react to the players and let them drive. It's my world, but i let them...

Not exactly- I'd prefer to be running DCC, but DnD5e is what my players prefer and I like my players enough to keep running DnD5e.

I only run what I really, really like. And up front I will lay out a large number of generic system-less house rules. If players don't...

I choose the setting and the system, and put in plenty of prep work before the campaign starts, so I never have that problem. I have...

See you've had a pretty good road as a GM: playing what you like with active players. You've never ran into a problem that caused you to...

Mostly the same as you. If there’s a big moment that’s close (say 2-4 sessions), I’ll do what I can to speed things up and get to that...

That happened to my group when I ran Fantasy Flight's version of Rogue Trader way back in 2010-11. In this particular case, after a few...

The long-term years-long campaign is an idealized romantic notion perpetuated by media (stuff like CritRole) and ads (this canned...

All five of us are GMs and we rotate duty, changing systems every two or three months. If we don't like the RPG system, it's off the...

One constant i've discovered in gaming is a lot of folks say they want a long campaign; few actually do. RPG is a tough nut to crack...

We have a 6 session minimum rule for games. One shots aside we can typically tell within 6 session whether a game is going to work...