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<blockquote data-quote="firehorse" data-source="post: 2497209" data-attributes="member: 10399">I'm alive and kicking.As for my two cents, many of your current players are anxiously awaiting the Setting Guide (since last winter or so).&nbsp; Without DMs running continuing, consistent campaigns, interested players will lose interest quick.&nbsp; I was lucky, Emiricol was already my DM in another setting and I followed him here.&nbsp; Since Em's going on sabattical, the For More Than Glory campaign has floundered, but survived with rotating DMs.&nbsp; I guess the point would be: although one-shotters have their place, you really need to attract and keep good, consistant and dedicated DMs to keep the players interested.Finally, if the players in the campaigns feel that what they do really affects the setting, all the better.&nbsp; That is one thing, other than consistency, that attracted me to T13K.&nbsp; Both attributes have waned and I think the interest has waned with them.Alright, that was probably three cents.....sorry</blockquote>

[QUOTE="firehorse, post: 2497209, member: 10399"] I'm alive and kicking. As for my two cents, many of your current players are anxiously awaiting the Setting Guide (since last winter or so). Without DMs running continuing, consistent campaigns, interested players will lose interest quick. I was lucky, Emiricol was already my DM in another setting and I followed him here. Since Em's going on sabattical, the For More Than Glory campaign has floundered, but survived with rotating DMs. I guess the point would be: although one-shotters have their place, you really need to attract and keep good, consistant and dedicated DMs to keep the players interested. Finally, if the players in the campaigns feel that what they do really affects the setting, all the better. That is one thing, other than consistency, that attracted me to T13K. Both attributes have waned and I think the interest has waned with them. Alright, that was probably three cents.....sorry [/QUOTE]

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