
Episode 835 Gaming on the Frontier Podcast - Transitioning between campaign in the same game world part 1
It should be easy to finish a campaign and then start a new one in the same world right? That wasn't my experience and here is why.

Hosted by Unknown Host · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 900 episodes
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Gaming on the Frontier podcast covers the gamut of roleplaying topics from how to handle time travel in your game, playing extreme characters, to topics that every GM ought to know.
Unknown Host hosts Gaming on the Frontier, a leisure show with 900 episodes published.

It should be easy to finish a campaign and then start a new one in the same world right? That wasn't my experience and here is why.

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