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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Imaculata" data-source="post: 7430936" data-attributes="member: 6801286">One of the advantages of continuing the campaign in this way, is that you raise the stakes, and give the players even more reason to fight (and fear) the bad guy. The new group of heroes might not have all the information that the previous party had, but the players can learn from their mistakes and make sure they are better prepared the next time they do battle with the bad guy.It will make their eventual victory all the more earned and satisfying. Of course you'll have to introduce new things for this second group of characters. I wouldn't just repeat the exact same campaign that you played earlier.That said, I have been in a similar situation before. I ran a short Call of Cthulhu campaign, that concluded with a bad ending, due to the poor choices of the players. When I later ran the same campaign with a different group, it included one player who was also a part of the original group. But this particular player got to experience sides of the story that he didn't get to see before. He visited different locations, made different choices and faced different perils. This ultimately let to a whole different ending.</blockquote>