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Message: <blockquote data-quote="BlueBlackRed" data-source="post: 1771767" data-attributes="member: 24239">For me, I'll be letting one of the players handle the passage of time.I'll use Excel or something to setup a sheet with checkboxes and notes. Nothing too exact or detailed, just enough to get a rough idea of time gone by and food/water usage. Well in previous groups I've been in, especially early on, they've had the attention span of a hummingbird. Games would last up until someone felt like they wanted to run something. At one point a group I knew had 8 players and 7 different games.In our current group I've more or less been a big bully when it comes to playing D&D. "On Fridays we play D&D. If you want to run a game of [enter game here], there are 6 other days of the week to choose from." It's a jerk thing to do, but it helps keep us focused on just one game at a time. But since I've been playing with this group (for around 7 years now), it's had its fair share of nice & long games lasting over a year.Oh and to bring us back to the general topic; I think it would be cheaper for me to buy a new scanner than to have the maps color copied. And it will hopefully allow me to show the group's progess in our WLD blog.</blockquote>