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Message: <blockquote data-quote="RogueRonin" data-source="post: 1672937" data-attributes="member: 19228"><p>I was in a nearly identical situation about three years back. We had a really big group (10-12 players and 2 DMs) and things were getting too chaotic. We eventually decided that splitting up would be best, so the other DM and myself created a campaign in which the two groups worked independently towards roughly the same goal. We were lucky enough to have a large enough playing area to accommodate two separate groups at one time. The two groups crossed paths every once in a while, usually in role-playing situations rather than combat. It worked out pretty well for a while, but eventually the two groups went their separate ways. I still DM my half of the group to this day, and we are all still friends out of game. Your group seems perfectly suited to this because of the different playing styles. The only method we could think of to split our group was by the class that each player was running at the time, so we didn’t end up with three rogues and a bard or something. At any rate, I hope whatever you guys decide to do turns out well. The breaking up of a group isn’t the end of the world.</p></blockquote><p></p>