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Welcome back to DMNastics, the gym for

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dungeon masters to work out their minds.

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I'm one of your hosts, DM Neil,

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AKA Joke Monniak. And it's

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me, your other host, DM

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Celeste, AKA Seawitch. Dun

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dun dun. We're back. We're

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back in the gym. Hello, hello. And we're not going to

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mess around this time because we're going straight back into an

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article. This article will

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not cover the topic by any stretch

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of the imagination because this is the

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most difficult thing. It is often unsupported

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in a meaningful way. And

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I say that across every

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edition of Dungeons and Dragons I have played.

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It is supported sometimes. Yes.

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Because today's article is entitled Dungeons

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and Dragons, six tips to run

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a high level campaign brought

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to us by Lucas Ola on

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the game. Oh, Lucas, let's

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see. Have you fixed it,

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buddy? It's a historically rough

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problem. Fifty years

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of nonsense. Yeah,

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I would say do it. Let's

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tackle a little bit of history. Have

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you ever played in a campaign high

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level? Because I can't

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say definitively yes. I

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have definitely played a lot of

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high level characters, but typically I've

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done it as like really short

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arcs or specifically one shots. I

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cannot think of a time that

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I feel like I played a campaign

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at higher levels. Yeah, because like

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we did, you ran us through with a group

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of friends. We played that level 20 game for

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a while. That was like four or five sessions,

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not really like a proper campaign. So

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I've GMed several campaigns that

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went to pretty high levels. So like the

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first of Entrimadans, the Fate campaign went

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all the way up to 17. And

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that was like we actually did. We started at one.

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We made it all the way up.