Blog posts on how to run a West Marches campaign
Blog posts on how to run a West Marches campaign
West Marches was a game I ran for a little over two years. It was designed to be pretty much the diametric opposite of the normal weekly game: 1) There was no regular time: every session was scheduled by the players on the fly. 2) There was no regular party: each game had different players dra
Thought this was pretty interesting, especially in how a West Marches campaign can deal with the problems of having more players interested in a game than you can accommodate at the table, and the dreaded specter of scheduling issues. Might try to run one myself at some point!
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This is an old concept, isn't it?
I don't know how old it is, but it's certainly not new. The article linked is one I read several years ago before I ran my own West Marches game.
Edit: the post is dated 2007.
That's the original post.