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<blockquote data-quote="Raven Crowking" data-source="post: 3552686" data-attributes="member: 18280">Well, it changes as it goes on.&nbsp; However, your poll assumes a change in campaign, and (as I said earlier) the value of campaign setting work is not in its continuous use (or we could have a poll saying &quot;Do you ever stop playing?&quot; to &quot;prove&quot; that any effort was wasted) but in whether or not that setting material is used for more than one campaign.Could be.&nbsp; But I think Gygax had some insight into why you might reuse a campaign setting when he wrote about world development in the 1e DMG.It depends, again, on if &quot;setting faithful&quot; means &quot;never doing anything else&quot; or &quot;continually going back to the same setting&quot;.&nbsp; Slightly more than half of your poll's respondents said that they do not change settings, the overwhelming majority of mine said they reuse settings.I would say that puts the &quot;setting faithful&quot; at a very high majority.RC</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Raven Crowking, post: 3552686, member: 18280"] Well, it changes as it goes on. However, your poll assumes a change in campaign, and (as I said earlier) the value of campaign setting work is not in its [i]continuous[/i] use (or we could have a poll saying "Do you ever stop playing?" to "prove" that any effort was wasted) but in whether or not that setting material is [i]used for more than one campaign[/i]. Could be. But I think Gygax had some insight into why you might reuse a campaign setting when he wrote about world development in the 1e DMG. It depends, again, on if "setting faithful" means "never doing anything else" or "continually going back to the same setting". Slightly more than half of your poll's respondents said that they do not change settings, the overwhelming majority of mine said they reuse settings. I would say that puts the "setting faithful" at a very high majority. RC [/QUOTE]

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