Your DnD Party is Too Big
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This is why you should play Shadowdark.
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Which one? We have like 8 and we play regularly

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Lol. My current party isn’t (it’s just two people), but my previous party definitely was (13 people).
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Most games I’ve played have had 3 or 4 players, which is about perfect for most systems. The one time we only had 2 players, we both rolled up 2 characters each and played them simultaneously. It was actually really fun!
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I haven’t watched the video either, but I’m sure they’ll be like 4 is the max.
Edit: it’s mostly about scheduling and combinatorics, and it says for example at 5 players you have a 71% of failure to find a common time, while with 4 it’s 49%.
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I also am really tired of whole ass videos that could be a three paragraph blog post.
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Another option is to determine when you want to play and set that regularly and in advance. It’s a lot easier for everyone to be available on every Wednesday night because they know that time is already committed.
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One thing about this is it assumes the schedule is made like on the fly. The group I used to play with played every saturday afternoon. It was like a club. You only join if you can make it. They rotated games/runners every so often and I got them to rotate every week so that a particular game would be once a month so I could keep doing it for awhile.