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<blockquote data-quote="SnowleopardVK" data-source="post: 5611433" data-attributes="member: 6677945">A random thought crossed my mind earlier today; &quot;what is the average level parties reach before they either get TPKed or the game ends?&quot;Now, I would assume the results are skewed because there would obviously be a lot more parties dropping at 1st level than 2nd, a lot more dropping at 2nd than 3rd, a lot more dropping at 3rd than 4th, and so on.I honestly don't know if there is a math way to account for that in answering this question. Probably there's data missing since the answer would already be based, at least partly, on what each answering person thinks. Regardless of that though; assuming you weren't including one-shots, those parties that tend to only last a session or two before starting anew and then only lasting a session or two again, and games ending to to major unforseen circumstances (essentially games that could have kept going if players and GM had kept showing up), and assuming that you're only counting the parties that start at 1st level and work their way up, what do you think the average level most parties end their campaign at (whether by win, loss, or otherwise) is?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SnowleopardVK, post: 5611433, member: 6677945"] A random thought crossed my mind earlier today; "what is the average level parties reach before they either get TPKed or the game ends?" Now, I would assume the results are skewed because there would obviously be a lot more parties dropping at 1st level than 2nd, a lot more dropping at 2nd than 3rd, a lot more dropping at 3rd than 4th, and so on. I honestly don't know if there is a math way to account for that in answering this question. Probably there's data missing since the answer would already be based, at least partly, on what each answering person thinks. Regardless of that though; assuming you weren't including one-shots, those parties that tend to only last a session or two before starting anew and then only lasting a session or two again, and games ending to to major unforseen circumstances (essentially games that could have kept going if players and GM had kept showing up), and assuming that you're only counting the parties that start at 1st level and work their way up, what do you think the average level most parties end their campaign at (whether by win, loss, or otherwise) is? [/QUOTE]

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