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<blockquote data-quote="el-remmen" data-source="post: 544466" data-attributes="member: 11">My own group has played in the same campaign for nearly 2 years (22 months) - and the last group I ran before that was three and a half years (under 2E rules).I have never liked &quot;starting over&quot; clean since I design pretty long-term campaigns.I have not used the standard XP awards in 3E however - not including the dwarf that lost two levels the average party level (in my current game) is about to be 7th.That is about a level every 7 sessions (we play every other week for 6 1/2 hours) seems about right to me - we have no intention of starting over any time soon (unless a total party kill occurs).Interestingly, my 3.5 year 2E game had the highest level PC be 7th level. . .&nbsp; before there was a total party kill. . .&nbsp;&nbsp; We played that game every week - but had a few instances of 1 to 3 month hiatuses - so with about the same frequency of my current game when you spread it out.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="el-remmen, post: 544466, member: 11"] My own group has played in the same campaign for nearly 2 years (22 months) - and the last group I ran before that was three and a half years (under 2E rules). I have never liked "starting over" clean since I design pretty long-term campaigns. I have not used the standard XP awards in 3E however - not including the dwarf that lost two levels the average party level (in my current game) is about to be 7th. That is about a level every 7 sessions (we play every other week for 6 1/2 hours) seems about right to me - we have no intention of starting over any time soon (unless a total party kill occurs). Interestingly, my 3.5 year 2E game had the highest level PC be 7th level. . . before there was a total party kill. . . We played that game every week - but had a few instances of 1 to 3 month hiatuses - so with about the same frequency of my current game when you spread it out. [/QUOTE]

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