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Message: <blockquote data-quote="cmrscorpio" data-source="post: 5399126" data-attributes="member: 32173">Hello. My name is cmrscorio and I......make the mistake when creating campaigns of giving the PCs so many options that they often get lost during the first session; too many splat books to choose from, too many plot seeds thrown at once, too many npcs to keep track of....have been DMing for as long as I've been playing.  In the past 13 years, I've only finished one storyline.  All the others have fallen apart, mostly due to the above problem I have....used to be a snob who thought that D&D was the only game in town worth playing....sometimes get angry at players.  When I get *really* angry, I stop rolling dice behind my DM screen and roll them in plain view.  However, the enemies receive an undisclosed bonus to attack and damage as well as additional hit points....*HATE* reading fantasy-genre fiction.  Yet that is all that I write....particularly hate Dragonlance fiction and therefore the campaign setting as well....have, as a player, only two different archetypes I play:  goody-two-shoes, and the villain struggling to reform.</blockquote>