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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wulf Ratbane" data-source="post: 3326107" data-attributes="member: 94">So, you don't want a shared experience. You want each of your players to have a unique experience.I think you proved my point... shared experiences grow from having fewer options. Unique (or distributed) experiences grow from having more options.Obviously we disagree as to whether a shared experience is good or not. I maintain that it is good for the brand while fully accepting that what is good for the brand is not always the best thing for any given DM or group. I've taken a more holistic view of D&D in recent years to the point where I accept that what is good for the brand is good for me in the long run.I, and many like me, don't have the luxury of having more than one campaign to choose from. I can't even fathom having a player in my group who has time to play in someone else's campaign, even if he could find one.</blockquote>