If you could be only one level...which would it be?

[Nifft]

20th level, baby!!!

If I'm gonna get stuck somewhere, it better be the top.

-- N

 

[seans23]

20th, because then I'd make a monk who'd slowfall off the side of Sigil.

 

[Abisashi]

Poor 19th is the only level with no votes right now.

I said 18th, but I think that's because I really want to play a fighter with Weapon Supremacy.

 

[arscott]

Lots of folks are saying 9th, because they think 5th level spells are a good plateau and because the primary casters haven't started to pull way ahead of the fighter-types yet.

But 10th level adds a bit of extra competence without adding any complexity, making it a better choice in my mind.

 

[Justin Cray]

20th because just building that baby is gonna take forever and will be tons of fun.

 

[Kae'Yoss]

20th, to have all the choices.

 

[orcmonk220]

Twelfth. You start to get really cool moves then

 

[Li Shenron]

8th.

The game changes with teleport.

6th.

The game changes with teleport.





No, really 6th is a good level for me:

- 3rd level spells for all full spellcasters
- 1st level spells for "part-time" spellcasters
- 2 attacks for those with full BAB only
- at least 3 feats for anyone
- enough HP not to bee too nervous about ambushes
- a few magic items only
- you can encounter lots of great monsters already
- you can start using templates and class levels on several monsters
- it's not yet remotely too complicated to DM

 

[RFisher]

Doesn't really matter, though -- the game is fun at any level.

But are they equally fun?

 

[Shades of Green]

Sitxh level. It allows for characters to have many of the staple powers and spells, makes them hardy enough to survive intense combat, usualy allows them to take a level or two in a PRC, yet by that level they are still normal heroes - not superheroes and definitely ot gods. They are still killable (and don't have Raise Dead yet by themselves - though they probably have enought money and/or resources to arrange for an NPC to cast it); they don't have too many spells a day (though they have enought to make the game interesting); and the game mechanics are not overloaded yet by too much modifiers and options.