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<blockquote data-quote="Reynard" data-source="post: 6549654" data-attributes="member: 467">This came up in the &quot;Lazy GM&quot; thread and I am curious what folks think.In the context of playing D&amp;D (or other RPGs, but let's focus on D&amp;D, Pathfinder and similarly structured games) what does the term &quot;Campaign&quot; mean to you. If your buddy says, &quot;I want to start a new Forgotten Realms/Eberron/Golarion/Homebrew campaign&quot; what do you immediately assume he or she means?Is a campaign defined by the PCs? The setting? The story? The real world participants? Is it limited in scope or broad? Does a campaign imply something specific about playstyle or structure? Adn with all that, what IS NOT a campaign or not expected in &quot;campaign play&quot; to you?There are no correct answers and we should avoid judging other people's answers too harshly, but I am curious how EN Worlders at large define &quot;campaign.&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Reynard, post: 6549654, member: 467"] This came up in the "Lazy GM" thread and I am curious what folks think. In the context of playing D&D (or other RPGs, but let's focus on D&D, Pathfinder and similarly structured games) what does the term "Campaign" mean to you. If your buddy says, "I want to start a new Forgotten Realms/Eberron/Golarion/Homebrew campaign" what do you immediately assume he or she means? Is a campaign defined by the PCs? The setting? The story? The real world participants? Is it limited in scope or broad? Does a campaign imply something specific about playstyle or structure? Adn with all that, what IS NOT a campaign or not expected in "campaign play" to you? There are no correct answers and we should avoid judging other people's answers too harshly, but I am curious how EN Worlders at large define "campaign." [/QUOTE]

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