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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ant" data-source="post: 1554104" data-attributes="member: 17627">Most of my 2ed campaign was almost entirely off the cuff (in fact about the only thing written down was the overall campaign synopsis and stats for the nefarious Thayan Tree Squid).  While this saved me heaps of prep time it caused major continuity problems.  As a result I had to keep things fairly simple which I guess probably wasn't a bad thing, overall, but meant the campaign didn't have the depth I was looking for.With 3ed I've progressed to a core adventure (written down!) each session but with enough give to allow ample impromptu DMing fun.Now my problem is that I'm over-preparing.  Last session I slaved over tomes macabre to devise a dungeon-delve most insidious ... and had to cut 60% of it out because I'd grossly misjudged how long the first part of the night's adventure would take.Still, these little challenges are what makes DMing such a pleasure.  And the players had fun to boot!  Let me say that there's nothing quite like having a PC unwittingly quaff a phylter of love and then cast their gaze upon the BBEGal.</blockquote>