Yes! To expand on this, there’s a common occurrence on the internet for people who reply and agree with you and then reword what you said but in a longer form to act as though they are adding nuance to the conversation even though it’s the same point.

(This reply is a joke please don’t hate me)

Great article, I definitely plan on using this!

As much as I want Worldhopper, I think we need some more of the "base" planets before we get to that. I'd like to see Elantris or Warbreaker before Worldhopper!

For Lhoris, the issue was that I moved off to college and then the pandemic killed the campaign.

For S.B., the GM didn't want to run the campaign anymore.

S.B. Harrigan - a gnome(iirc) wizard in a OuaT inspired campaign who learned that the 'tech' company he worked for didn't use technology, but magic. A curse caused him to lash out where he and his best friend weren't on good terms anymore, and I'm sad they never got to resolve it.

Lhoris Scythana - a wood elf cleric who started to investigate eldritch portals with his companions. Was captured by a storm giant in the past and the nature god helped him escape, which is why I chose tempest domain. It was just getting to the good stuff when the campaign drifted into the ether.

I loved reading this thread! Coming from a forever GM, I get this about campaigns more than I do my PCs. However, I've got two that come to mind (see next in thread):

Woah, I love this idea!

A friend of mine recently ran a few sessions of a GBM campaign for us and it was one of the coolest player experiences I've had (shoutout to the time traveler playbook!). Brilliant game. Absolutely looking forward to what you do next.

What did you think of This is How You Lose the Time War?

woah no way