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I had an entire world made up but had a couple of characters that I hadn't played with before. I set the one-shot about 2000 years before the actuall campaign began. I sent them to do something quite simple like running through the sewers of this tiny island. I made sure that they were good...

This has happened to my group. We had played DND for about a year straight. I don't think that the players where getting bored with the characters but with the setting. Or campaign world was just boring aways going back to the same places all the time. Then there was the confusing plane shifting...

If anyone has any good ideas on how to decide who brings the snacks and your opinions on the dm having the snacks prepared and brought. Also if you have any good snack ideas for the gaming table I would be happy to hear what you think. Thanks... SirZapf

One of my groups table problems is, who should bring the snacks. We play DND 3e and the most common argument is who should have brought the Coke and chips or if it the DM's job along with preparing the game to buy the snacks. I really don't think that the Dm should have to burden himself...

I started with Dnd 3rd ed

13th level Paladin Zapf, the mighty. 13th level Wizard Tyro, the Advisor. 13th level Sorc. Seebou the conspirator. 11th level Fighter Berell A four person party that is very well rounded in and out of combat.

That sounds right.