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<blockquote data-quote="Plane Sailing" data-source="post: 4501326" data-attributes="member: 114">My first 3e campaign was running one 6 hour session every 4 weeks for about 3 years, thus coming to about 200 hours. The party reached an average party level of 13 before it was brought to a halt by a TPK. None of the original characters survived to the end, it was all a bit of a meatgrinder despite my houserules to improve survivability! New characters coming in a level lower probably reduced the top level of PCs in the campaign.My second 3e (Eberron) campaign was running one 6 hour session every month for about a year, coming to about 80 hours, and average party level was about 8th. This has now been taken on my a new DM who wanted to carry it forward.I've participated in a couple of 3e campaigns which ran about a year and half, one 6 hour session every 4 weeks on average. In each case the PCs reached about 12th level after about 120 hours.Cheers</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Plane Sailing, post: 4501326, member: 114"] My first 3e campaign was running one 6 hour session every 4 weeks for about 3 years, thus coming to about 200 hours. The party reached an average party level of 13 before it was brought to a halt by a TPK. None of the original characters survived to the end, it was all a bit of a meatgrinder despite my houserules to improve survivability! New characters coming in a level lower probably reduced the top level of PCs in the campaign. My second 3e (Eberron) campaign was running one 6 hour session every month for about a year, coming to about 80 hours, and average party level was about 8th. This has now been taken on my a new DM who wanted to carry it forward. I've participated in a couple of 3e campaigns which ran about a year and half, one 6 hour session every 4 weeks on average. In each case the PCs reached about 12th level after about 120 hours. Cheers [/QUOTE]

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