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<blockquote data-quote="megamania" data-source="post: 5767675" data-attributes="member: 9255">I posted before reading through the other posts.&nbsp; I thought I would be the only one.So why do we finish so few?My early games fell short either because there was no &quot;central plot&quot; to the the campaign.&nbsp; We played until we were bored with those characters and would try new ones.&nbsp;&nbsp; That was about 5 sets of 2nd ed and two sets of characters for Torg.CoC, and other non-DnD games fell to the wayside as time went and friends went to college or started familys elsewhere.3rd ed I have played two sets of charcters that ended with group breakups or general falling apart.As for my DMing, several sets with my kids but they would want to try new characters / settings.&nbsp; The Creation Schema group went strobng for about three years but as we were about to finish it up the group imploded.Wow.&nbsp;&nbsp; Makes me wonder why i try to set up big campaigns instead of many unrelated adventures.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="megamania, post: 5767675, member: 9255"] I posted before reading through the other posts. I thought I would be the only one. So why do we finish so few? My early games fell short either because there was no "central plot" to the the campaign. We played until we were bored with those characters and would try new ones. That was about 5 sets of 2nd ed and two sets of characters for Torg. CoC, and other non-DnD games fell to the wayside as time went and friends went to college or started familys elsewhere. 3rd ed I have played two sets of charcters that ended with group breakups or general falling apart. As for my DMing, several sets with my kids but they would want to try new characters / settings. The Creation Schema group went strobng for about three years but as we were about to finish it up the group imploded. Wow. Makes me wonder why i try to set up big campaigns instead of many unrelated adventures. [/QUOTE]

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