Post by Trinnith on Dec 15, 2014 1:27:30 GMT
So first of all, I'm an AD&D 1E DM. I've been running a campaign for a couple of years now with my best friends.
I have an enourmous and open story arc set up, but the problem is my Player Characters simply refuse to stay on one topic of adventure for more than say four to five sessions. Sometimes they will just disregard an obvious cue for important exploration altogether, like this trapdoor I left in the woods. What am I doing wrong? I don't want to railroad them to my story, but it seems they always end up planning to be common bandits or submitting to death.
Any ideas?
I have an enourmous and open story arc set up, but the problem is my Player Characters simply refuse to stay on one topic of adventure for more than say four to five sessions. Sometimes they will just disregard an obvious cue for important exploration altogether, like this trapdoor I left in the woods. What am I doing wrong? I don't want to railroad them to my story, but it seems they always end up planning to be common bandits or submitting to death.
Any ideas?
