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<blockquote data-quote="Jraynack" data-source="post: 2527445" data-attributes="member: 13894">I am a stay at home dad with my three month old and I go to school nights.&nbsp; I have a weekly game of a campaign we have been running for countless years.First of all, I would cut back on two of your games.&nbsp; I feel DMing one is enough personally - but here is a few tricks that I have done recently.Adventures that I write for the weekly campaign, I make sure that some of the new rules and such can be further developed into a product.&nbsp; This allows for playtesting (which is a number one priority for use; game balance).&nbsp; Second, after an adventure is done, we take two weeks off.&nbsp; This allows me to work on the next adventure in my leasure time while using those Fridays (we play on Fridays) to do other things - warmachine, game of thrones boardgame, etc.But it does take its toll - just don't get distracted from your work or the other important things in your life.&nbsp; Take care and good luck.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jraynack, post: 2527445, member: 13894"] I am a stay at home dad with my three month old and I go to school nights. I have a weekly game of a campaign we have been running for countless years. First of all, I would cut back on two of your games. I feel DMing one is enough personally - but here is a few tricks that I have done recently. Adventures that I write for the weekly campaign, I make sure that some of the new rules and such can be further developed into a product. This allows for playtesting (which is a number one priority for use; game balance). Second, after an adventure is done, we take two weeks off. This allows me to work on the next adventure in my leasure time while using those Fridays (we play on Fridays) to do other things - warmachine, game of thrones boardgame, etc. But it does take its toll - just don't get distracted from your work or the other important things in your life. Take care and good luck. [/QUOTE]

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