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Message: <blockquote data-quote="rexartur" data-source="post: 5121709" data-attributes="member: 3258">My wife and I have hosted a weekly game of some sort or other for the last 10 years.Currently it's Pathfinder, and we start at 10am every Saturday and play till everyone wants to stop (we used to start at 12 and go all night, but the earlier start leaves room to get in lots of gaming and still be able to make the call to go out after if we want- sometimes we stop at )When weather permits we play outside in a screen house.During each session I ask who can make the next session. As long as we have about 4 players, we game.  Those not at a session are "Mark the Red'd" (see The Gamers).  We don;t worry too much about what those characters are doing.Occasionally we'll cancel a game due to not enough players or commitments on our part and we tend to take several weeks off during our Ren Faire season.XP is earned by players present.  Players level up when they earn enough XP so it's possible for there to be a difference of 1 or 2 levels depending on attendance.We're adding a Wednesday evening Pathfinder Society game, but that will be just one session of 4-5 hours in length.I'm in the process of setting up an every other Friday Basic D&D (RC version) game.My wife and I play any number of games whenever we feel like it, including solo RPG, board and miniatures.Our 2 kids join in when they get tired of the X-Box, WoW, and friends (so less and less as they get older - but it's all good).All in all, between my goal of wanting to play every game out there and wanting to run every adventure using the system for which it was written, I'm .00006123% of my way through the early 70's.</blockquote>

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