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this post was submitted on 10 Aug 2023
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If you're actually wanting a one-shot, as in just one session, you'll need way less stuff than you think. It'll vary depending on your players of course, but for a four hour session with my players, I think three encounters (with only one of them being combat) would be about right. My "one shots" always end up being "some shots" of 4-5 sessions.