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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Cor Azer" data-source="post: 3077092" data-attributes="member: 870">See... I don't get that. Maybe I'm really good at running stuff on the fly, but I don't use a lot of outside resources to help me prep and it still doesn't require a lot fo work on my behalf. A lot of my plotting and world history are done in my head - partly because until I write it down (or more specifically, say it in the game) I can still change it easily - and that means it can be done when I'm in the shower, driving to work, trying to fall asleep, etc...I have suffered from burn-out before though, and it's never been because of exhaustion due to overworking on prep. Sometimes the idea well is just pumping air is all. And then other times, like right now, I've got way more campaign ideas than I could possibly run - most will go on the backburner to maybe be used another day, some will get modified to be used in a current game.Anyways... back on topic. I agree with (umm... someone, I can't find the post right now by scanning) who said it's more about time than DM numbers. My general gaming group has about 10-12 people with four having significant DMing experience, and a few more who'd love to try it some day. Our problem is that we all lead busy lives, so we only get to meet up and play once every couple of weeks on an irregular basis. Given that time delay, we mostly prefer to stick to one DM's campaign so we can actually see some progress in the story.</blockquote>