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<blockquote data-quote="Nightchilde-2" data-source="post: 1665591" data-attributes="member: 4109">I ran into the same exact issue.&nbsp; I was even going to quit D&amp;D for a while (let's face it, it's rather preparation-intensive, moreso than any other game I know of), then I made the &quot;mistake&quot; of picking up Eberron.Somewhere while reading through Eberron, I realized..hey...why don't I do it like I do the other games I run?&nbsp; That is, insead of drawing huge maps, figuring out big lists of encounters ahead of time and creating hordes of treasure..just improvise it all.&nbsp; Now, I get a general idea of what the party may run into, what they may need to do and a few interesting locations/rooms for them to visit, all in my head.&nbsp; Then, I just react.&nbsp; I let the story guide me rather than me trying to guide the story.Edit - Lest it sound like I was saying Eberron was a bad purchase/game..it's not.&nbsp; I have an Eberron campaign starting up next Friday.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Nightchilde-2, post: 1665591, member: 4109"] I ran into the same exact issue. I was even going to quit D&D for a while (let's face it, it's rather preparation-intensive, moreso than any other game I know of), then I made the "mistake" of picking up Eberron. Somewhere while reading through Eberron, I realized..hey...why don't I do it like I do the other games I run? That is, insead of drawing huge maps, figuring out big lists of encounters ahead of time and creating hordes of treasure..just improvise it all. Now, I get a general idea of what the party may run into, what they may need to do and a few interesting locations/rooms for them to visit, all in my head. Then, I just react. I let the story guide me rather than me trying to guide the story. Edit - Lest it sound like I was saying Eberron was a bad purchase/game..it's not. I have an Eberron campaign starting up next Friday. [/QUOTE]

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