So I've been running a campaign every Sunday, or I did for the last year and a half. It just came to an end, Grand epic high fantasy. All the players had Epic Level items that had all gained reverence and started to apotheosis gods. One of them was a tinker who created the first real feasible airship, it was Grand we're all loving it. Their main enemy was a necromancer turn Lich who was trying together pieces of lamashtu's spear. Using them to become b b e g, he was tired of the dark tapestry he wasn't really trying to do anything profound just become an immortal all-powerful thing and make way for the old ones. So after a eight year time Jump in game due to planar rips in space-time. The Hero's disappearing because of that gaining a small bit of the following due to their absence, the first time they fought the Lich and save the small mining town now turned large town that worships them.

Anyway I'm rambling a lot more than that happened but you're not here listen to me talk about it, I'm here to ask for advice.

The campaign ended in a spectacular way, their town was sieged by the Lich and his forces, they used the airship to bombard and counter Siege. The battle took place and they all died... Now it's not all bad they did take the Lich with them destroying one of the shards (Piece of Lamashtu's spear) during one of the players apotheosis, keeping it from ever forming again and now the PCs are gods, reverence of Heroes, is the umbrella term for thier "Pantheon."

Now for the advice part; we're starting a new game. It will be taking place in our version of Golarion, with the time jump and the new gods (Thier old PCs) I guess long ramble short is I'm not quite sure I will start this new campaign.

Now yeah I know I've been GMing for 13 years and I've been playing Pathfinder first edition since its Inception, but I've been playing with this group for the longest and this is probably the most epic scale campaign I had ever done and so I never really thought about having two GM again after this campaign just wasn't something on my mind at the time.

Thanks ahead of time.