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Welcome to the 64th regular episode of the Play On Target podcast (PLOT for short). How do you end a campaign? How do you wrap up a session? How do you know when it’s time to bring a game to a close? We talk about all these things and more.
Tell us your campaign ending stories! What did we miss? Tell us in the comments or start a discussion on RPG Geek.
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Things mentioned in this episode:
- Guards of Abashan
- Action Cards
- Microscope
- Amber Diceless RPG
- Shadowrun
- D&D 3.0
- Powered by the Apocalypse
- Crowsmantle Postmortem
- Kill Your Cliffhangers by Rob Donoghue
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The music played at the beginning and end of the podcast is Dance of Fire – Bolero in A minor by Sinfonia Electronique. You can find more great music on the podsafe music network at music.mevio.com. The d20 logo is by the awesome Joe Kundlak, a.k.a. joeyeti on RPG Geek.
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