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<blockquote data-quote="WayneLigon" data-source="post: 3488059" data-attributes="member: 3649"><p>I'm thinking you need to look into trying to find new players, rather than dropping the hobby completely. Taking a break is always good, and lets you recharge your batteries so to speak. This especially works well after a really disasterous cmapaign or series of bad experiences. Take care that these people will get along in a restaurant or something and you'll take care of the 'getting along at the gaming table' bit.</p><p></p><p>The adventures, I can't really help you with - I very seldom ever use printed adventures. <em>Eyes of the Lich Queen</em> will be the first printed adventure I've run in years. Unless you're talking about Dungeon, WoTC just doesn't <em>make </em> all that many adventures. Look for some back issues of Dungeon and you should be able to find a lot of stuff suited for you. They have some Greyhawk adventures in there as well. <em>Dungeon Crawl Classics</em> might be of some use to you. I've read a few of those and they seem pretty good.</p><p></p><p>As far as the tone of your game.. I'd suggest <em>finding </em> something to like in the anime/video game/cinematic influence arena there. Honestly, there aren't a lot of new players that are going to have read <em>Conan </em> and I've only ever known two people to say they've read <em>the Iliad</em>.</p><p></p><p>I wouldn't bother with previous editions. That's just going to reduce your potential player base from small to probably none.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="WayneLigon, post: 3488059, member: 3649"] I'm thinking you need to look into trying to find new players, rather than dropping the hobby completely. Taking a break is always good, and lets you recharge your batteries so to speak. This especially works well after a really disasterous cmapaign or series of bad experiences. Take care that these people will get along in a restaurant or something and you'll take care of the 'getting along at the gaming table' bit. The adventures, I can't really help you with - I very seldom ever use printed adventures. [I]Eyes of the Lich Queen[/I] will be the first printed adventure I've run in years. Unless you're talking about Dungeon, WoTC just doesn't [I]make [/I] all that many adventures. Look for some back issues of Dungeon and you should be able to find a lot of stuff suited for you. They have some Greyhawk adventures in there as well. [I]Dungeon Crawl Classics[/I] might be of some use to you. I've read a few of those and they seem pretty good. As far as the tone of your game.. I'd suggest [I]finding [/I] something to like in the anime/video game/cinematic influence arena there. Honestly, there aren't a lot of new players that are going to have read [I]Conan [/I] and I've only ever known two people to say they've read [I]the Iliad[/I]. I wouldn't bother with previous editions. That's just going to reduce your potential player base from small to probably none. [/QUOTE]
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