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Message: <blockquote data-quote="pogre" data-source="post: 2375783" data-attributes="member: 6588">I'm going to go against the grain here and suggest you do go on and play in the epic levels. You do have some wonderful positives in your group it sounds like:1st - You seem to know your players - they are power gamers - they love stuff - they love options and they love to control and dominate the game with cool equipment tricks. It's all part of what makes the game fun for them.2nd - They think about the campaign and are involved - sure it is motivated by cheese, but still you keep them coming back and they keep cookin' up new tricks.My advice:Let them run wild. Allow more things instead of seeking ways to limit the game let more in. Let them fight deities, destroy cities, and rule nations - they are going to love you for it.Now if you cannot have fun running a game like this - I have another suggestion: Why not run the epic campaign every third or fourth session while you run your scaled back campaign during the other times? You can always say the epic game just takes more time to prep for - undoubtedly true - and your uberpower players can still flex their demi-god muscles from time to time. There's nothing wrong with playing a cheesy game as long as you can find some fun in it. Good luck!</blockquote>