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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Sir Robilar" data-source="post: 5509373" data-attributes="member: 75757">I honestly feel very much the same. Right now I´m running the second campaign for which I created the world and the adventures. The first one was fun but failed in the eyes of some of my players since they had expected something different. The second one is running fine so far but we have only played for 3 months. Some things I did differently this time:- from time to time I weave in a premade adventure if I can find one that fits.- I plan the sessions by the formula of the three act structure- We are playing in a very small part of the homebrew world and I leave a lot of room for the players to include their own ideas (going so far as to allow them to spontaneously invent their backgrounds and parts of the campaign world).- Work out a VERY general campaign structure (like 3-4 sentences per story beat / adventure), then rely on a thoroughly developed sandbox area and strong antagonists. Never lay out too many roads, but two or three clear ones so there are some interesting decisions.Although it´s a lot of fun right now I already see how much work it becomes. That´s why I´ll be eagerly following this thread as well...</blockquote>