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<blockquote data-quote="Mark CMG" data-source="post: 3125184" data-attributes="member: 10479">It begs the question of if the characters are the plank and nails or the players.&nbsp; Do the players make up the party or the characters?&nbsp; Does it make a difference?Ever run a one-shot with the same set of pre-gens?&nbsp; I have and it certainly seemed like a different party.)&nbsp; In my current group (described earlier in thread) most of the players and most of the characters have changed, but gradually, and it seems like a different group.However, I have run different campaign with the same group of players and two completely different sets of PCs (with almost all players playing different PCS than they did early), yet that came across very much as the same party, though I would hesitate to say they were.From these experiences, I'd have to say that it is more the players that are the planks and nails and that they can be, but aren't necessarily (i.e. aren't always capable of being), the same party.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mark CMG, post: 3125184, member: 10479"] It begs the question of if the characters are the plank and nails or the players. Do the players make up the party or the characters? Does it make a difference? Ever run a one-shot with the same set of pre-gens? I have and it certainly seemed like a different party.) In my current group (described earlier in thread) most of the players and most of the characters have changed, but gradually, and it seems like a different group. However, I have run different campaign with the same group of players and two completely different sets of PCs (with almost all players playing different PCS than they did early), yet that came across very much as the same party, though I would hesitate to say they were. From these experiences, I'd have to say that it is more the players that are the planks and nails and that they can be, but aren't necessarily (i.e. aren't always capable of being), the same party. [/QUOTE]

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