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<blockquote data-quote="DEFCON 1" data-source="post: 9502945" data-attributes="member: 7006">Oh absolutely!&nbsp; More often than not, that's what I'm doing between campaigns... deciding on ideas and then fleshing those ideas out.&nbsp; I always have two or three potential campaign ideas in my D&amp;D folder that I constantly open up and look at... adding things to them as I acquire more material, thinking about what I might need to finally decide to bring one of them to the table.&nbsp; That's the kind of work that I find so central to being a DM-- figuring out how I'd like this particular campaign to run-- that makes me always surprised when others talk about wanting products they buy to be a certain way so that they don't have to do that work.&nbsp; That just seems odd to me, wanting to avoid really digging into the material.&nbsp; What better way to get invested in what I'm doing than to actually put in the time and effort to make it how I want it by turning knobs and adjusting dials?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DEFCON 1, post: 9502945, member: 7006"] Oh absolutely! More often than not, that's what I'm doing between campaigns... deciding on ideas and then fleshing those ideas out. I always have two or three potential campaign ideas in my D&D folder that I constantly open up and look at... adding things to them as I acquire more material, thinking about what I might need to finally decide to bring one of them to the table. That's the kind of work that I find so central to being a DM-- figuring out how I'd like this particular campaign to run-- that makes me always surprised when others talk about wanting products they buy to be a certain way so that they don't [I]have[/I] to do that work. That just seems odd to me, wanting to avoid really digging into the material. What better way to get invested in what I'm doing than to actually put in the time and effort to make it how I want it by turning knobs and adjusting dials? [/QUOTE]

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