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Message: <blockquote data-quote="AbdulAlhazred" data-source="post: 8771720" data-attributes="member: 82106">Huh, thinking about one 4e campaign I ran, there was the wizard, the priest, the noble, the ruffians, the pirates (next town over), the dragon, and the elves. Later another faction got introduced, but the PCs wiped them out in pretty direct fashion (ghost lycanthropes). Another dragon appeared too, but he turned out to be the power behind the noble.This was PLENTY, really. The pirates however also broke into three factions, due to the PC's actions, which was interesting. The whole thing went on for many months, probably 30 or more sessions of 6 hours each on average. I'm thinking the ENTIRE prep of the whole campaign, sans actual statblocks, weighed in at well under 10 pages, though it rested to a degree on some established localities and things from an earlier campaign. I am super lazy about prep, I just don't do much. lol.</blockquote>