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<blockquote data-quote="ECMO3" data-source="post: 9192456" data-attributes="member: 7030563">Usually something spanning multiple levels and multiple sessions with a common binding story.In the case of 1-20 campaigns those I played were the Doomed Forgotten realms campaign and Moonshae Adventures. Both are available on DMs guild.DFR takes place in an alternate Faerun where all the WOTC adventures ended bad&nbsp; - Tiamat returned in TOD, the demons took over the Underdark in OOTA, Baldurs Gate was sucked into Avernus..... The world is a hellscape and from session 1 players were on a quest to weaken and then eventually defeat Vecna who had orchestrated all this.Moonshae Adventures campaign builds from being small town hired help to eventual epic heroes in a long story which starts out small and ends up saving the Moonshae Isles from an ancient evil.&nbsp; I won't go into more detail due to spoilers.Those are both long campaigns.&nbsp; On the short end probably LMOP.&nbsp; Anything smaller than LMOP is probably not really a campaign in my definition.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ECMO3, post: 9192456, member: 7030563"] Usually something spanning multiple levels and multiple sessions with a common binding story. In the case of 1-20 campaigns those I played were the Doomed Forgotten realms campaign and Moonshae Adventures. Both are available on DMs guild. DFR takes place in an alternate Faerun where all the WOTC adventures ended bad - Tiamat returned in TOD, the demons took over the Underdark in OOTA, Baldurs Gate was sucked into Avernus..... The world is a hellscape and from session 1 players were on a quest to weaken and then eventually defeat Vecna who had orchestrated all this. Moonshae Adventures campaign builds from being small town hired help to eventual epic heroes in a long story which starts out small and ends up saving the Moonshae Isles from an ancient evil. I won't go into more detail due to spoilers. Those are both long campaigns. On the short end probably LMOP. Anything smaller than LMOP is probably not really a campaign in my definition. [/QUOTE]

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