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<blockquote data-quote="helium3" data-source="post: 2674919" data-attributes="member: 31301"><p>I have two that were both very long but very different. The first involved an attack on the city of Eugene, Oregon by a bunch of demons that had been sent there by and ex-member of our party. (Our game was played in an alternate earth setting.) That one took approximately 70 rounds to complete and took about three game sessions in real time simply because the various demons immediately split into groups and started attacking different parts of the city. So, the party (which was quite large) had to split into smaller groups and handle things sequentially. The other combat took only a single nine hour game session to resolve, and covered maybe ten rounds in game time. Basically, a cabal of druids were attempting to destroy the city of San Francisco using a maximized and empowered (thanks to a druidic artifact) Apocolypse from the Sky. Although the total number of rounds were smaller, the combat took so long to resolve because you had something like 15 druids and rangers plus all their animal companions against the party and a number of very powerful NPC's representing the city of San Francisco.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="helium3, post: 2674919, member: 31301"] I have two that were both very long but very different. The first involved an attack on the city of Eugene, Oregon by a bunch of demons that had been sent there by and ex-member of our party. (Our game was played in an alternate earth setting.) That one took approximately 70 rounds to complete and took about three game sessions in real time simply because the various demons immediately split into groups and started attacking different parts of the city. So, the party (which was quite large) had to split into smaller groups and handle things sequentially. The other combat took only a single nine hour game session to resolve, and covered maybe ten rounds in game time. Basically, a cabal of druids were attempting to destroy the city of San Francisco using a maximized and empowered (thanks to a druidic artifact) Apocolypse from the Sky. Although the total number of rounds were smaller, the combat took so long to resolve because you had something like 15 druids and rangers plus all their animal companions against the party and a number of very powerful NPC's representing the city of San Francisco. [/QUOTE]

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