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Message: <blockquote data-quote="prabe" data-source="post: 9530736" data-attributes="member: 7016699"><p>I don't disagree. I've put some work into the setting I'm running in over the past few years, and I gave the players for the third campaign a ~5500-word document about the city they were going to start in. That does seem like some heavy-ish prep. I then asked the players for people, places, groups, and events in the city their characters were connected to, and while the starting scenario is very GM-authored, once they finish it, I expect them to choose and pursue their own goals, and I expect to put things between them and those goals. I do not do much prep before any given session, because if I know what the situation is, I can respond/react to what the PCs do, so the individual sessions are arguably prep-light, and the ongoing campaign will (and does) feel that way. I don't see any real conflict between these things, it just means if I'm talking about how much I prep I need to be clear when I'm talking about.</p></blockquote><p></p>