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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Stormborn" data-source="post: 3141427" data-attributes="member: 14041"><p>You might want to consider just telling them you want to quit and then giving them the option of continuing an abreviated campaign or just stopping.  They might have more fun with a DM who was actually into the game.  If the choose to continue then I suggest doing somethign that will at least let them get started on their choosen paths.  Perhaps there is a temple/library/reliquery of a God of Secrets where anceint tresures and tomes have been hidden for ages.  A Thieves Guild apporaches the Rogue and offers memebrship if he can retrieve an item.  Along the way the the necromancer finds a tome about the process of become a lich, the monk discovers an ancient holy symbol that, should he meditate upon it, will allow him to eventually achive his goal, and the favored soul finds a relic of a saint of Pelor which would be perfect for his shrine.  They dont get what they want, but they do see that it is achieveable over time.  You can then do a "and in the years after..." epilog.</p></blockquote><p></p>