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<blockquote data-quote="DEFCON 1" data-source="post: 9841616" data-attributes="member: 7006"><p>If this is the first Daggerheart campaign you've run and the players are playing in... I'd say to keep things going at the pace you are running it... get to the end of the campaign to wrap things up... and then start another one right after.</p><p></p><p>If most of the players are enjoying the game as you've been running it... then I would not think changing how you are running it will actually be beneficial. And while the players <em>say</em> they are really enjoying it and don't want it to end... I suspect that could be more attributed to the actual game itself and not this specific campaign. They don't want Daggerheart the game to end... so just keeping playing it in subsequent campaigns.</p><p></p><p>Thus my vote would be to keep the briskness up... get the characters up to Level 10... wrap up the finale so that you can all finally say as a group you "ended a campaign"... <em>and then</em> start up an entire NEW campaign using Daggerheart that you can then choose to run more slowly. Because it's easier and better to change things with a new campaign than it is to change an existing one mid-stream. Just my opinion.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DEFCON 1, post: 9841616, member: 7006"] If this is the first Daggerheart campaign you've run and the players are playing in... I'd say to keep things going at the pace you are running it... get to the end of the campaign to wrap things up... and then start another one right after. If most of the players are enjoying the game as you've been running it... then I would not think changing how you are running it will actually be beneficial. And while the players [I]say[/I] they are really enjoying it and don't want it to end... I suspect that could be more attributed to the actual game itself and not this specific campaign. They don't want Daggerheart the game to end... so just keeping playing it in subsequent campaigns. Thus my vote would be to keep the briskness up... get the characters up to Level 10... wrap up the finale so that you can all finally say as a group you "ended a campaign"... [I]and then[/I] start up an entire NEW campaign using Daggerheart that you can then choose to run more slowly. Because it's easier and better to change things with a new campaign than it is to change an existing one mid-stream. Just my opinion. [/QUOTE]
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