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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Sleepy Walker" data-source="post: 7540589" data-attributes="member: 6924770">I like to present a well rounded mix of things for my players to do.   The big issue is that while I am passible at roleplaying, my campaign is rather expansive and I have generated so much content that it is actually a bit difficult to remember how I had everything.  Going by the seat of my pants works decently, but I find that I stumble a lot and I feel it detracts from the experience.  For example, generating a few handfuls of NPCs for each city to give it life and a unique flavor takes a decent amount of time and if I misplace the paper or did not get it digitized it goes from a fun experience to just OK.My strengths are in plot interactions, location interaction, and unique situations to make the players think.  Defiantly a weakness in roleplay, but despite that there has been little combat compared to different situations, like burning a lot of spell slots was required to save a dying NPC or building up an underground empire. (both not required, but still done)I would say my campaign so far has been 30% combat, 30% upkeep/city life, 40% adventure/dungeon crawl with no combat.</blockquote>