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Message: <blockquote data-quote="billd91" data-source="post: 4576555" data-attributes="member: 3400">Instead of doing it on a regular schedule time-wise, run a palette-cleansing one-shot between chapters (or other logical stopping points) of Crimson Throne.  I think it will be less disruptive of the ongoing game if it's based on natural breaks in the game rather than every 5 sessions, for example.Whip up some pre-gens for the first time you do it with a little bit of rules quick-start style. Then play out a short scenario designed to highlight the strengths of that game or its differences with D&D. Then see how they liked it afterwards.By doing it with pre-gens, you reduce the amount of investment the other players have to make - which should be better for the ones who don't have the time, money, or interest to really invest in another system.For systems relatively close to D&D, like True20, suggest to the players that, if they like it, you could try a segment of the Crimson Throne in that system so that you could all get in a little playing with a slightly different system, but still keep the main game story going.</blockquote>