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Message: <blockquote data-quote="hawkeyefan" data-source="post: 8670088" data-attributes="member: 6785785">There’s still some consistency there, even with the turnover. Any time a new character is introduced, there are remaining characters. There’s always some way to connect it back to the beginning without actually breaking the chain, so to speak. I suppose we could put forth the idea of a TPK and then a new group being created as a result. Would their adventures be considered the same campaign? It would seem so to me, given that there would be other persistent elements, very likely including a goal of some sort, assuming that the new group kind of picks up where the old one left off. There seriously are a lot of ways that we could label it. However, I think that it’s most useful for the persistent story of a group of characters, even when some turnover takes place. The reason being that if we instead use it to describe just the fictional world… the setting… then there’s no word to describe Tony and Frank’s group versus Jason and Sue’s group. Running two different campaigns in the same setting. How is this described if campaign is synonymous with setting?</blockquote>