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Message: <blockquote data-quote="maddman75" data-source="post: 508621" data-attributes="member: 2673">You know, we didn't switch systems or anything, but our group had a similar experience recently.  We had a total of three campaigns going, all of which were rather advanced roleplay wise.- My Ravenloft campaign, where the heros were in the high tech realm of Dementlieu, where they hunted foul beings for the church of Ezra.  Along with a mysterious paladin that appeared from the mists, whom the group's cleric thought might be a return of his goddess.  THink equal parts Buffy, John Carpenter's Vampires, and Sherlock Holmes.- A villainous campaign, with a group of scheming manipulating backstabbers.- A game with an epic storyline and detailed character backgrounds all around.Well, one day about half our group couldn't make it.  So we decided to play with what we had, I'd grab a module, and we'd just do a one shot.  I picked up the Sunless CItadel, and we had a blast.  No background, no story really, only the barest of hooks.  Had an absolute blast.  After that, I suggested doing Monte's Meatgrinder.  Everyone likes it, and we have started doing that as well.Sometimes, you just need to do like the original 3e ad said, and get back to the dungeon.</blockquote>