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Message: <blockquote data-quote="GlassJaw" data-source="post: 2179997" data-attributes="member: 22103">Trust me, you're not alone.  I get this feeling a lot.  For me, it's variety.  Not just variety of modules or settings but rulesets.  I need to balance a d20 game with a non-d20 game.  Right now I'm running a standard 3.5 campaign (Dungeon Adventure Path) but I also just started a Shadowrun group as well (in which I'm playing).  It's a nice balance.If that's not an option, see if someone else in your group wants to DM something.  Alternate campaigns every couple of weeks.  I'll actually be doing this as well in my D&D group.  CarlZog is going to be running a Skull & Bones campaign which should be a nice departure from the high-magic dungeon-delving they have been doing lately.  It will give me a chance to step out from behind the DM screen as well.If someone running another campaign isn't an option either, try approaching d20/D&D from a completely different angle.  I tend to get burned out on the high-magic, spell-slinging, Ye Olde Magic shop aspect of "standard" D&D.  I suggest checking out something like Grim Tales or the Conan RPG.  If you're in a creative slump, those will do wonders to get the creative juices flowing again!</blockquote>