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<blockquote data-quote="JDragon" data-source="post: 513508" data-attributes="member: 780">I know this isn't exactly what you were looking for but it may be worth a thought...If you have time and can schedule it and it wont destroy your campaign, maybe try splinting the group in to 2 so each is smaller.It would be a little more work for you, but depending on how your running the campaign you could pull a comic twist. Have one group end up in an alternate universe doing the same adventures as the other group.&nbsp; THe only thing that would be diffrent is how the deal with situations and the results of their actions.&nbsp; Or Develope a second goal for the campaing to send the second group to complete. With possibly an occasional meeting of both groups to catch up / trade info items or fight the big bad guy thats been causing all the problems the groups have been taking care of.Sorry if this is no help, just kinda poped in to my head so I figured&nbsp; I would throw it out.JDragon</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JDragon, post: 513508, member: 780"] I know this isn't exactly what you were looking for but it may be worth a thought... If you have time and can schedule it and it wont destroy your campaign, maybe try splinting the group in to 2 so each is smaller. It would be a little more work for you, but depending on how your running the campaign you could pull a comic twist. Have one group end up in an alternate universe doing the same adventures as the other group. THe only thing that would be diffrent is how the deal with situations and the results of their actions. Or Develope a second goal for the campaing to send the second group to complete. With possibly an occasional meeting of both groups to catch up / trade info items or fight the big bad guy thats been causing all the problems the groups have been taking care of. Sorry if this is no help, just kinda poped in to my head so I figured I would throw it out. JDragon [/QUOTE]

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