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<blockquote data-quote="payn" data-source="post: 8124830" data-attributes="member: 90374">I'd ask myself what made me interested in running the adventure. Try and get that interest and drive back to providing you the energy to run an interesting and exciting game. I second some of the things pming says. If the adventure seems too structured, go rogue. Re-write parts so they are more interesting to you. Swap out elements to improve your desire to run the adventure. People often forget to insert themselves into adventure path style campaigns when they GM. I'd also ask myself how my players are doing. Are they biting on the interesting bits? Do they invest time into their character beyond the sheet? If the players are not engaged they may have lost interest in the adventure, or worse, were never interested in the first place. Dont underestimate the desire to just play whatever by players. They might not want to GM themselves and are happy to jump into whatever a GM is willing to run for the table.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="payn, post: 8124830, member: 90374"] I'd ask myself what made me interested in running the adventure. Try and get that interest and drive back to providing you the energy to run an interesting and exciting game. I second some of the things pming says. If the adventure seems too structured, go rogue. Re-write parts so they are more interesting to you. Swap out elements to improve your desire to run the adventure. People often forget to insert themselves into adventure path style campaigns when they GM. I'd also ask myself how my players are doing. Are they biting on the interesting bits? Do they invest time into their character beyond the sheet? If the players are not engaged they may have lost interest in the adventure, or worse, were never interested in the first place. Dont underestimate the desire to just play whatever by players. They might not want to GM themselves and are happy to jump into whatever a GM is willing to run for the table. [/QUOTE]

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