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<blockquote data-quote="Richards" data-source="post: 8184737" data-attributes="member: 508">I ran a heavily-homebrewed version of Greyhawk as a nine-year campaign, with the PCs going all the way to 20th level and retiring.&nbsp; Then we time-jumped ahead 20 years and started up a new campaign in the same game world with new 1st-level PCs and ran a full 20-level campaign there over the next 5 years.My son's got me beat, though.&nbsp; He ran a completely homebrewed, 20-level campaign for us over the course of two years, then started us up in a new campaign set in the same campaign world.&nbsp; But we recently learned not only is it the same world, but it's actually the same time frame as the previous campaign, so he's got plot hooks weaving between the two campaigns!&nbsp; (Case in point: these new PCs just rescued the main enemy of the first campaign from Dwarven Hell, not having any idea who he was and all of the evil stuff he had gotten up to in the previous campaign.)Johnathan</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Richards, post: 8184737, member: 508"] I ran a heavily-homebrewed version of Greyhawk as a nine-year campaign, with the PCs going all the way to 20th level and retiring. Then we time-jumped ahead 20 years and started up a new campaign in the same game world with new 1st-level PCs and ran a full 20-level campaign there over the next 5 years. My son's got me beat, though. He ran a completely homebrewed, 20-level campaign for us over the course of two years, then started us up in a new campaign set in the same campaign world. But we recently learned not only is it the same world, but it's actually the same time frame as the previous campaign, so he's got plot hooks weaving between the two campaigns! (Case in point: these new PCs just rescued the main enemy of the first campaign from Dwarven Hell, not having any idea who he was and all of the evil stuff he had gotten up to in the previous campaign.) Johnathan [/QUOTE]

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