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Your DnD Party is Too Big [the maths of scheduling]
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The problem only happens when a group feels they need to delay if someone can't make it. As a GM I have a set day/time and play without the missing players.
Yeah, we have a set day and time, and will only reconsider if 2+ people are missing
I still play even if 2+ can't make it. It will depend on your group but my group of 6 has 2 very flaky players.
If there are three players present I'll run. Unless there is something big upcoming, then we'll discuss if we want to postpone. I usually say "I want four players, so I'll recruit to five, and run with three".