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Message: <blockquote data-quote="LostSoul" data-source="post: 5265274" data-attributes="member: 386">I think if you made time an explicit character resource - even go to the lengths of putting "Days Spent In The Campaign" on the character sheet - that could make the 15-minute adventuring day an interesting choice.Hypothetical, non-D&D game:  You have an "In The Grid" meter on your PC sheet.  For every hour that you spend "Hooked In" to the Grid, fill in a circle.At 1, the Horu become aware of you.At 3, the Horu can locate people you've talked to.At 5, the Horu reverse one thing you've done.At 7+, the Horu know where you are.Obviously for D&D you'd want to make it different, but that's an example of how one can put time into the system and make it an explicit character resource.  Basically you'd have PCs spend Time to do things - acquire XP, GP, social connections, retrain feats/skills/powers, make magic items, learn or create new spells, or any other character component.This makes me think I need to develop a random death chart.2d62 - Killed, body consumed, no chance for resurrection 3 - Killed, body left to decompose/rise as undead4-5 - Tortured to death for 1d6 days6-8 - Held for ransom/drained of blood for ritual components/kept as slave9-11 - Held as sacrifice for foul ritual that takes place in 2d6 days12 - Reverse Stockholm Syndrome</blockquote>