by Ugavine

Let the campaign run it's course.

Personally I get frustrated when it's the end of the campaign and all we need is 10 minutes but the hall is locking up and I'm forced to rush it.

by SeaofStars

Always commincate with your players. But this is my standard advice for all CHs, communication is king.

As Stephen says, bringing a campaign to a satisfactory and enjoyable conclusion make people more willing to play in your next campaign. What is the point of rushing to the next hotness if you will have no one to play with?

Though it is always difficult to bring a game to a successful and satisfy conclusion rushing rarely helps.

by Gryfon

$35.00 for RPG Item: The Dresden Files Roleplaying Game, Volume 2: Our World
Condition: Like New
Location: United States

by Gryfon

$75.00 for RPG Item: The Dresden Files Roleplaying Game, Volume 1: Your Story
Condition: Like New
Location: United States

by edwardog

BardicSkaven wrote:

If they have 0 dice they should be knocked out not 'can do nothing'

It looks like page 18 of the Hungering Abyss starter set rulebook says “When a character’s dice pool is at 0, they are wounded. The only thing a character can do while the are wounded is strain themselves” so I’m not sure if they’re knocked out as much as “wounded” but I agree with your take.

What I’m trying to figure out is if a player character is in a wounded state (by way of having dice pool zero) and they cannot strain themselves, does that mean that the player can’t take any more actions until a narrative scene + hope that someone can heal them?

by chuckdee68

When I try to edit my profile (going to https://rpggeek.com/settings) it goes to https://rpggeek.com with a blank page, meaning I can't edit my settings 😞

by Nikatine

I love creating original settings. When I run a game with established lore (Star Trek Adventures,etc) I always try to give my players some new place or event or *something* distinct. Players who are super fans of the property should be just as able to progress through the adventure as someone who might be new to a franchise.

by govmiller

kingofanything wrote:

govmiller wrote:

Hi-
For what it's worth, I saw Bowling Solitaire posted earlier, and it reminded me:

10 years ago, this happened: 1PG bowling league?

I happened to be on the winning team that year (and that's the ONLY time I've been on a winning team!) and thought this might be a nice thing to do again. It's been a few years (I think) since the last one.

AND/OR: with the Winter Olympics this year, a challenge could be run using this: Winter Olympics Retheme...

I like this idea. I especially think the Winter Olympics one would be fun. How could we go about making this happen?

Hi-
I'll make a thread in the 1PG announcing/discussing (so it doesn't get lost here) and then I'll likely make a geeklist so athletes can comment back on their scores on the 10 events.

by pestigor

I have this problem...I now don't even prep the next campaign until the current one is over. I try to think about the next campaign less or not at all. I also take a month or tow off between campaigns (each being roughly 18 months) and it is then that I focus on the next campaign. Also when I feel the campaign is coming to a final climax I try to map out the things I want to hit on in my big ending phase so it can be memorable. This kind of works for me YMMV.

by TomTomThePipersSon

Savor it while you can. The beginning of a new campaign is historically when you lose players, people ask to bring new players into the group, and other such chaos.

by pdzoch

Thugs are generally generic and almost always money motivated, of just tough-guy reputation driven -- "What are you looking at?"
I can imagine thugs flavored as hooligans for their favorite sports team. "Are those Chelsea colors? What are you doing wearing that around here!? You're going the right way for a dog and duck!"

by Cheekycow

Great sale/purchase: James was easy to work with and good communication...