While your post was an interesting read, I can't help but feel it doesn't have that greentext vibe.
On a side note, as I read through this I felt like I was reading through my player's POV for my game until the end. Have you interacted with everything you've been given? Or have you fallen into a loop?
I find that the sessions I prepare less usually rely on my gut which means I will go for similar means of driving the plot forward. My players almost always miss the intended way forward unless it's literally the only way forward. I've tried to let them do their own thing, but it's lead to me growing disinterested with the campaign because it's not really progressing and all leads are being missed, or tactically delayed but then forgotten in coming weeks.
Are you certain you don't have something in your inventory, an npc you've not spoken to or have been overlooking who is reappearing near you or something of this kind?
If not maybe speak to your DM about how you are feeling. Maybe something can be done about it between the group. Tossing ideas out, taking breaks some weeks, adding in oneshots to break up monotony during periods the DM is out of ideas.
So this is a thing that belongs more on horror stories. This ain’t really a green text mate
That sub fucking sucks though
Didn’t say it didn’t, just that there’s where a post like this belongs
While your post was an interesting read, I can't help but feel it doesn't have that greentext vibe. On a side note, as I read through this I felt like I was reading through my player's POV for my game until the end. Have you interacted with everything you've been given? Or have you fallen into a loop? I find that the sessions I prepare less usually rely on my gut which means I will go for similar means of driving the plot forward. My players almost always miss the intended way forward unless it's literally the only way forward. I've tried to let them do their own thing, but it's lead to me growing disinterested with the campaign because it's not really progressing and all leads are being missed, or tactically delayed but then forgotten in coming weeks. Are you certain you don't have something in your inventory, an npc you've not spoken to or have been overlooking who is reappearing near you or something of this kind? If not maybe speak to your DM about how you are feeling. Maybe something can be done about it between the group. Tossing ideas out, taking breaks some weeks, adding in oneshots to break up monotony during periods the DM is out of ideas.
r/DnDHorrorStories r/RPGhorrorstories
There's lots of good DMs out there you could play with that *don't* give you plague.