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<blockquote data-quote="Viking Bastard" data-source="post: 5767653" data-attributes="member: 509">Not that many, really, thinking about it. As a kid we rotated though several long-running campaigns interspersed with one-offs, but none of them were really meant to end. Revolving door of PCs, adventures and DMs. Rather than ending they faded into the abyss of disinterest.I think it was when I got into the WoD games that campaigns started to end, and then it was more of a hurried TV series finale. When we were starting to lose interest/itching to try something new, we would wrap up all loose story threads in a abrupt final session, rather than putting the current campaign on ice like we used to do. I have no idea how many of those we did, they all just kind of blend together.Structured campaigns, that felt like they were heading somewhere, grew out of those WoD games. I can count about seven of those, but can't remember how three of those ended (which may mean they didn't). So somewhere between 4 and 7.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Viking Bastard, post: 5767653, member: 509"] Not that many, really, thinking about it. As a kid we rotated though several long-running campaigns interspersed with one-offs, but none of them were really meant to end. Revolving door of PCs, adventures and DMs. Rather than ending they faded into the abyss of disinterest. I think it was when I got into the WoD games that campaigns started to end, and then it was more of a hurried TV series finale. When we were starting to lose interest/itching to try something new, we would wrap up all loose story threads in a abrupt final session, rather than putting the current campaign on ice like we used to do. I have no idea how many of those we did, they all just kind of blend together. Structured campaigns, that felt like they were heading somewhere, grew out of those WoD games. I can count about seven of those, but can't remember how three of those ended (which may mean they didn't). So somewhere between 4 and 7. [/QUOTE]

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