JacktheRabbit
Explorer
Years ago I was running a campaign that was building to a huge climax of epic proportions.
One day one of my players came to me and said, "You know this campaign has been going great and I love it. But, its not a good idea to have the players litterally save the world. After they save the world everything else kind of seems like a let down and running your character really doesnt have the same interest any more. I mean who takes Jangor the Fighter who slew the demon of death and tromp through your average dungeon?"
I looked at him for a moment. Then I replied in one simple sentance.
"Who said you guys were going to save the world?"
One day one of my players came to me and said, "You know this campaign has been going great and I love it. But, its not a good idea to have the players litterally save the world. After they save the world everything else kind of seems like a let down and running your character really doesnt have the same interest any more. I mean who takes Jangor the Fighter who slew the demon of death and tromp through your average dungeon?"
I looked at him for a moment. Then I replied in one simple sentance.
"Who said you guys were going to save the world?"
