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Message: <blockquote data-quote="I'm A Banana" data-source="post: 1543240" data-attributes="member: 2067">Basically I judge it based on PC's and story arc.Party goes off to slay evil wizard. Either they fail, and no one else tries again (campaign ends), the succeed and live happily ever after (campaign ends), or they fail and others come up in their place (TPK, but campaign keeps going).Now, slaying the evil wizard could involve a lot of side-quests. Using Tolkien as a base, his 'campaign' took three books to accomplish. But he's also had campaigns that have taken shorter (like the Hobitt was basically a one-book campiagn).It's basically 'when you give deneument.' When the PC's ride off into the sunset, or fail utterly as the last hope. When the focus shifts, and you've reached closure. When the next time you start up has little to do with where you ended last time (but perhaps still cameos; Bilbo pops up in the Lord of the Rings campaign, after all).</blockquote>