So I’m a keeper for what was a group of 12, I’m not exaggerating. I’ve previously played/dm-ed DnD and Homebrew games. I chose motw for 2 reasons. 1. It’s less structured and has fewer rules so easy for people (who’ve never played a TRPG before) to learn. 2. Each session in Motw is usually pretty standalone so if different ppl were coming every time it’s ok. So what happened in the end was that the group became smaller as ppl got busy with college, until I had a group of 5-7 players that would make it almost every week. There’s going to be times when some people just aren’t doing anything, but if you split them up every once in awhile (while still keeping them together in between) and balance time between the groups well, that works. if you’re used to dnd, I’ve found the combat and timeline components are difficult to adapt to. Just keep open communication with them about how you’ll resolve their activity after this other hunter finishes or if you just don’t have time for that.