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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dannyalcatraz" data-source="post: 2879034" data-attributes="member: 19675">An old buddy of mine recently moved back to the area and started up a campaign, which I joined in a heartbeat.  My PC, Zjax (aka "Yellow Jack") was a Githzerai Monk who was on the path to become a Bisento-wielding, Unarmed Strike-at-range Monk/PsyWar/Lucid Cenobite...And tonight, he just told me he's folding up the tents on this one, just a few adventures in.  It always sucks when a campaign dies for non-gaming reasons, but this one hurts more than most- too much drama away from the table has been keeping players from experiencing drama in the game.The campaign was seemingly cursed from the beginning...players with finals scheduled on (or the day after) game days caused absenses that caused cancellations.  Holidays messed with the schedule.  A couple of players got a phone call mid-session telling them that one of their friends had died...  One has gotten inextricably entangled as an intermediary in a nasty domestic case.So the campaign ends having gone almost nowhere.  The game was shaping up to be fun, with interesting characters and with a few new faces at the table.  However, the increasing chaos surrounding the players has destroyed the campaign in a dumfoundingly bizzare way.I guess its ticking me off because this DM was a bit more expansive in his game than most of the others in the group.  Unlike my other game group, he was willing to venture beyond the Core races and classes of D&D for his campaign- the only other DM besides me to do so such since 3Ed debuted...heck, since 2Ed Player's Option was released.  It was like having my creativity unshackled.RATS!</blockquote>

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