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<blockquote data-quote="D'karr" data-source="post: 144188" data-attributes="member: 336">Any gap longer than once a month starts to stretch it out way too far.I have a gaming group in much the same predicament as yours.&nbsp; We've set aside one Saturday a month to game.&nbsp; We game for almost 10 hours on that day.&nbsp; We do get a lot of things done on that day but continuity is still lost between games.&nbsp; The campaign is also epic in scope with a war brewing and lots of investigation and political intrigue.I try to keep the characters engaged by using e-mail.&nbsp; We also have a BB set up where one of the players sets a 'journal'.&nbsp; That way everyone can engage in the topic discussions at their own leisure.This is actually my favorite group to DM.&nbsp; When we do get together the adventure is much more exciting because of the length of time between adventures.&nbsp; However, trying to focus on the current task at hand is sometimes difficult.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="D'karr, post: 144188, member: 336"] Any gap longer than once a month starts to stretch it out way too far. I have a gaming group in much the same predicament as yours. We've set aside one Saturday a month to game. We game for almost 10 hours on that day. We do get a lot of things done on that day but continuity is still lost between games. The campaign is also epic in scope with a war brewing and lots of investigation and political intrigue. I try to keep the characters engaged by using e-mail. We also have a BB set up where one of the players sets a 'journal'. That way everyone can engage in the topic discussions at their own leisure. This is actually my favorite group to DM. When we do get together the adventure is much more exciting because of the length of time between adventures. However, trying to focus on the current task at hand is sometimes difficult. [/QUOTE]

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