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<blockquote data-quote="AaronOfBarbaria" data-source="post: 6914946" data-attributes="member: 6701872">Here's one example of how I've run a campaign with 15 minutes of prep:Friends show up and want to play some games, I grab up my AD&amp;D 2nd books and say &quot;Alright, let's play... how does being students at a wizard academy sound?&quot;The players say that sounds good, so we proceed to roll up some characters that are all wizards with different specialties. As the players are determining bits of their characters, I'm establishing&nbsp; some details about the school, so that by the time about 15 minutes later the players are done rolling up characters I've got a doodled map of campus and a staff roster.Then we just start playing improv style, with the characters finding themselves all sorts of hijinx to get involved in.The campaign lasted sixth months, spawned 3 sequels, and is among the most talked about campaigns within my group despite having been a whim that struck more than 5 years ago now.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="AaronOfBarbaria, post: 6914946, member: 6701872"] Here's one example of how I've run a campaign with 15 minutes of prep: Friends show up and want to play some games, I grab up my AD&D 2nd books and say "Alright, let's play... how does being students at a wizard academy sound?" The players say that sounds good, so we proceed to roll up some characters that are all wizards with different specialties. As the players are determining bits of their characters, I'm establishing some details about the school, so that by the time about 15 minutes later the players are done rolling up characters I've got a doodled map of campus and a staff roster. Then we just start playing improv style, with the characters finding themselves all sorts of hijinx to get involved in. The campaign lasted sixth months, spawned 3 sequels, and is among the most talked about campaigns within my group despite having been a whim that struck more than 5 years ago now. [/QUOTE]

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