On The Shoulders Of Dwarves

### A process, not an event (1:35) > Greetings, oh dwarven dwarfs who dwarf on the shoulders of dwarfish dwarfkin! > Recently, after 20-30 years of a role-playing draught, I started listening to your podcast just for fun. > Thanks to you and your inspiration I started playing last week in TWO different groups: one in which I’m a player, and a family game which I'm GMing. > Those bright new starts got me thinking: When do you know it's time to end the campaign? And how do you do it in a way that leaves everyone satisfied and\or ready to begin something new? > May the sun shine on your rubies and diamonds, > Roy Kehat ### When should you finish? (3:30) The best litmus test is if you are all looking forward to next week's session, or not so much. When you switch from the former to the latter, it's time to make a change. ### Taking the time to end things (5:52) It’s important to take the time and say farewell in a meaningful way. Don’t let the game dissolve. ### How to end (9:25) To create a full ending yo