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<blockquote data-quote="Trickstergod" data-source="post: 1307006" data-attributes="member: 10825">I'd been flip-flopping every month or so between running a Scarred Lands then a Ravenloft campaign and then back again, but with the merriment of Christmas, I also dropped Midnight upon my players laps as well. Whether or not I'll keep running three rotating campaigns, or just drop one (or two) after a while remains to be seen. We all needed something a little new, and Midnight's helped revitalize our Monday night gaming. It's nice to have an effective group of party-loyal characters after the long drought of having one, but not the other. The Ravenloft PC's are all fairly tight, but not the stoutest of parties, whereas the Scarred Lands game is a fairly effective, balanced party, but with the exception of the Anatomist and his Unfettered bodyguard, they're all ready to slit each others throats at the drop of a hat - though that's partly my own doing in the Scarred Lands game. I also run the occasional one-shot, which usually takes place in a setting that I'm not running on a regular basis; Dragonlance, Planescape, the Forgotten Realms and a homebrew or two have all popped up at least once at my gaming table in the past year.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Trickstergod, post: 1307006, member: 10825"] I'd been flip-flopping every month or so between running a Scarred Lands then a Ravenloft campaign and then back again, but with the merriment of Christmas, I also dropped Midnight upon my players laps as well. Whether or not I'll keep running three rotating campaigns, or just drop one (or two) after a while remains to be seen. We all needed something a little new, and Midnight's helped revitalize our Monday night gaming. It's nice to have an effective group of party-loyal characters after the long drought of having one, but not the other. The Ravenloft PC's are all fairly tight, but not the stoutest of parties, whereas the Scarred Lands game is a fairly effective, balanced party, but with the exception of the Anatomist and his Unfettered bodyguard, they're all ready to slit each others throats at the drop of a hat - though that's partly my own doing in the Scarred Lands game. I also run the occasional one-shot, which usually takes place in a setting that I'm not running on a regular basis; Dragonlance, Planescape, the Forgotten Realms and a homebrew or two have all popped up at least once at my gaming table in the past year. [/QUOTE]

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