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How to Run a 17 person Savage Worlds Game and Live To Tell The Tale. The Yard Moose Mountain Mega Shooting Weekend, where I had shooters coming to my place for three days of pistol training, about how one night I ran a one off RPG session for them, and by some miracle it actually turned out good.
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A lot of older campaign games had fairly large groups, but it's hard to manage without people who are, well, wargamer autists. If you can't trust everyone to know the rules, track the minutia of their property and equipment honestly, and take turns reporting their intent in an orderly manner, it's really difficult to run a game like OD&D with more than 3 people (which also means all dungeons are fatal).
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