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D&D @ High Levels = No Problem?
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<blockquote data-quote="an_idol_mind" data-source="post: 4222652" data-attributes="member: 43749"><p>The only problem I've seen with high-level campaigns comes if the DM has a need to know every spell or skill rank that a given custom creature/NPC uses. Unless it's an NPC who will be around for a while, I usually make a note as to the main attacks and most used abilities, winging the rest of the stuff. For those who don't feel comfortable doing that, I can understand how the prep time could get overwhelming.</p><p></p><p>EDIT: I guess it might be worth mentioning that I do stop advancement at 20th level. Not because I feel that the game breaks down at epic levels, mind you -- I simply haven't tested that. It's mainly because I think the abilities available at 20th level mark a good peak of mortal power -- moving beyond that means moving toward godhood or something that simply can't be measured in levels. I would guess that some DMs have a lower threshhold of what they want to consider peak mortal achievement, be it 6th or 10th or 15th level, and that might influence their view of higher-level play as well.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="an_idol_mind, post: 4222652, member: 43749"] The only problem I've seen with high-level campaigns comes if the DM has a need to know every spell or skill rank that a given custom creature/NPC uses. Unless it's an NPC who will be around for a while, I usually make a note as to the main attacks and most used abilities, winging the rest of the stuff. For those who don't feel comfortable doing that, I can understand how the prep time could get overwhelming. EDIT: I guess it might be worth mentioning that I do stop advancement at 20th level. Not because I feel that the game breaks down at epic levels, mind you -- I simply haven't tested that. It's mainly because I think the abilities available at 20th level mark a good peak of mortal power -- moving beyond that means moving toward godhood or something that simply can't be measured in levels. I would guess that some DMs have a lower threshhold of what they want to consider peak mortal achievement, be it 6th or 10th or 15th level, and that might influence their view of higher-level play as well. [/QUOTE]
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