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Most published adventures will state the recommend number of players for that particular adventure. The recommended number is usually 4-6. There really is no firm answer. Most Dungeon Masters prefer his/herself plus 3 to 5 players, but there truly is no minimum or maximum. Solo adventures are created for a single player. Most adventuring party's never have more than 6 members.
The factors having the most bearing on how many players should be playing are...
-The difficulty of the adventure.
-The power level of the characters (A couple of higher leveled, well equipped characters can be equal to 6 lower leveled modestly equipped characters.)
-The number of players available to play.
-The preference of the Dungeon Master running the game. (This one is probably the most important.)
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∙ 12y ago
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∙ 7y agoThe numbers usually range from 3-6 players, with one Dungeon Master running things, for a total of 4-7 people total. The ideal range is 4-5 players and one DM. This gives the adventuring party enough combined power to be able to take on most enemies with a reasonable chance for victory, yet not bog down the game with too many turns during combat.
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