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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Jack7" data-source="post: 5653532" data-attributes="member: 54707">I have run into this situation before, numerous times.I think a lot will depend on what you want to do  and what the players really want to do.   Since I have a world setting in which we have been  playing for a long time now, I have some pretty easy solutions in my case.     1. go somewhere else in the world 2. the party is given a new or more important  mission which over-rides their current one 3. I have a lot of different kinds of adventures  and missions already on line, in various stages of development, so I can pick  among those 4. I can go to something else and then come back  to what I'm displeased with later when I've had a chance to modify or adapt or  improve it 5. I can start  different campaign along the lines  of the reasoning given for 2 above - I keep about 2 campaigns on standby, and  three or four secondary missions on stand-by at nay given time. 6. Play as a different party (there are 4 parties  in my fantasy setting, one Byzantine/European, one African, one Asiatic, and one  composed of creatures from another world, such as Elves, Dwarves, Giants, etc) -  sometimes these different parties work together on a single mission, often they  have separate adventures     If you don't have a world setting, just various  adventure games, then to me the best choices you listed are:        If you or your players like to occasionally play  different games (for instance we play wargames and sci-fi games and ARG and pulp  games and horror games in addition to fantasy), then you might try on a different  type of game altogether, and come back to your current game later.</blockquote>

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