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<blockquote data-quote="Rel" data-source="post: 849036" data-attributes="member: 99">I would definately NOT unkill them.&nbsp; I like for there to be a sense of &quot;Sometimes you eat the bear and sometimes the bear eats you.&quot;&nbsp; This applies especially if the party was doing something stupid (like looting during the fight).As for starting a new game or waiting for 3.5, I find that times like this are good for taking a break from the genre for a bit.&nbsp; I ended a campaign about this time a year ago.&nbsp; It wasn't a TPK or anything, just a good stopping point.&nbsp; Other members of the group were willing to run a game but needed a bit of time to get prepared.&nbsp; So I ran a brief Star Wars d20 &quot;mini-campaign for about 4 sessions.&nbsp; It was a breath of fresh air and everybody felt recharged to crank up with D&amp;D again.At other times in the past we have spent several sessions playing board games or watching movies when we took a break between campaigns.&nbsp; I think this can be even more important when you are the only GM.&nbsp; It helps keep you from getting burned out.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rel, post: 849036, member: 99"] I would definately NOT unkill them. I like for there to be a sense of "Sometimes you eat the bear and sometimes the bear eats you." This applies especially if the party was doing something stupid (like looting during the fight). As for starting a new game or waiting for 3.5, I find that times like this are good for taking a break from the genre for a bit. I ended a campaign about this time a year ago. It wasn't a TPK or anything, just a good stopping point. Other members of the group were willing to run a game but needed a bit of time to get prepared. So I ran a brief Star Wars d20 "mini-campaign for about 4 sessions. It was a breath of fresh air and everybody felt recharged to crank up with D&D again. At other times in the past we have spent several sessions playing board games or watching movies when we took a break between campaigns. I think this can be even more important when you are the only GM. It helps keep you from getting burned out. [/QUOTE]

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