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Message: <blockquote data-quote="the Jester" data-source="post: 257422" data-attributes="member: 1210">Well, let's see- the party I'm running has as its mainstays:Spukoni (bizarre halfling changed by chaos magic, rog2/sor8/eldritch master 1)Clambake (psion 4/cleric 4)Krunkshank of the Earthen Fire (elementalist 8; this is a custom class)Droidi (half-dragon/half-halfling druid 3)Horbin the Holy (cleric 8)Other frequent attendees include:Vito Stealyerstone (halfling cleric 5/rogue 1)Bolfol Shadowstrike (rogue 6)Turk (cleric 5)Stone Phillips (cleric 6)Usually we have five players.  I keep sign in sheets for my games so it's easy to check; we had 7 last time but 5 every time for the last four games before that!  There are also the occaisonal drop-ins.  Not too long ago we had eight pcs pretty much every game for a while.The Warhammer Fantasy dnd game I play in (3e in WF's world) has the following main characters, who all try to be there unless work or something gets in the way:Dworkin Darkhammer (dwarf rogue/ranger 6/7; that's me!)Ling Lui (the Chosen One, a 9-year-old girl; psychic warrior 1/sorcerer 1/psion 11, I think)Vlad Lugosi (fighter/cavalier, 10th level I believe)Guido Sarduccee (evoker!  I think he's like 7th level.)There'll be two more, but they just died.  Again, with occaisonal drop-ins.I guess I'm closer to the six-person group than the four-person group, but do you think that has something to do with 3e bringing new players in and bringing old players back?</blockquote>

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