How many sessions do you play?

[Magestrike]

Mine schedule

Well, for about 2 years, my group didnt play because our regular DM moved away with one of our players (his wife), so we pretty much didnt play any. He moved back in July so we have been gaming ever since. We currently are running every Tuesday night from 6-11. We have three campaigns going, rotating every week. We have put mine on hold for a while, as I am about to start up another campaign based around d20 Modern. Looks to be a fun time for all.


Mage

 

[MerricB]

Two campaigns: one weekly, the other fortnightly.

So: 1.5 times per week.

Cheers!

 

[Agback]

G'day

Back when I was at uni and living on campus we used to play five sessions per week or so. Now that my friends (nearly) all have jobs, and now that more and more are getting wives, husbands, and/or kids I'm down to twice per week. And on the 1st of February I'm moving to an area where I think no-one games at all.

Ah well!


Agback

 

[Elf Witch]

I game in three games with differant groups. My friday group rotates between an evil campaign in Forgotten Realms, Dragonlance, and Vampire. My Sunday game (my favorite) just took a break after two and a half years in the same campaign. The DM needs a break so we are playing stagety games for now. He's thinking of stating a D20 modern game soon. My last game is with my roommate and two close friends that game moves around sometimes on Saturday sometimes on a weekday. We alternate between DnD and Hero System we are thinking of adding Chageling the dreaming.

There is life once you kids grow up and move out.

 

[arwink]

And on the 1st of February I'm moving to an area where I think no-one games at all.

I dunno. I've always been surprised about the bits of australia that hide gamers or would be gamers

 

[Seule]

I play a sporadic morphing game on Mondays, more of an excuse to hang out than anything. Currently we just finished a Gamma-World game, and are about to start Champions.
Tuesday, the 3E game I'm in just hit 20th level, and is starting to alternate weeks with Dark Ages Vampire so as not to burn out the DM.
Wednesdays are free.
Thursdays I play 3E.
Fridays I run 3E.
Saturdays are free.
Sundays alternate 7th Sea and a local Cyberpunk-style LARP.

That's about 4 games a week. Oddly enough, I'm currently 29, and my wife (30) is involved in most of these games too. I never expected to be gaming this much at this age.

--Seule

 

[Azure Trance]

Once a week marathon, I think 7 or 8 hours for the past two months or so (wow, now that I think of it). Hopefully longer now with winter break when everyone can contribute once a week for a 12/18 hours marathon!

 

[MEG Hal]

For a while it was 3 times a month but holidays and RL slowed us down, so we are starting back up in January (I hope). I amy also get into a friends campaign on Tuesday nights so that may mean 1/week plus the Saturday game. It is hard to do this with a full time job and a game company and kids etc....BUT it is why I do all of the other is so I can game .

Anyone in Tampa need a PC, e-mail me offers being looked at!

 

[Agamon]

My main campaign was running 2 seperate parties, once every 2 weeks, but they are soon combining into 1 party that plan to play once per week.

Another campaign I run roughly once every 2 weeks.

Finally, I'm now playing in LG, which is roughly once per month.

Not too shabby seeing as how I have not very much free time.

 

[drakhe]

On average I play in three or four campaigns, but some have rather odd frequencies of play: Right now, I play in an Ars Magica campaign every other week, a Warhammer campaign once a month and I DM a DnD3E campaign whenever the guys have time off (4 out of 5 players are still in school and often have term papers or exams to think about), and I would have been playing in a weekly DnD2E campaign, but that's on hold temporarily because one of the players mother has died. And we put the campaign on hold because a) we don't want to be having fun when one of the players is in mourning and b) we don't believe in temporarily dropping people from the party: our characters are just like us: we either all play or we don't play!