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<blockquote data-quote="Sean Dobbins" data-source="post: 7719228" data-attributes="member: 6893552"><p>So you just want less stuff gained at each level? Depending on the class, as well as whether or not you multiclass, some don't necessarily gain much at each level. Also, if you did that you'd have to scale back difficulty some, as the game assumes that you have a certain level of abilities by a certain level. To be honest, I thought it was better spread out, definitely more than 3.X, with having less features, some of which improve at certain levels. In general players like to do stuff and gain stuff so spreading it out too much can make it feel like PCs aren't improving as much as they want. If you want slower progression, it's best to either just keep players at certain levels longer or play a game that has a slower advancement, as there are games where you don't really get much greater than when you start. If you want to do things like you have stated, then I think it's best for it to be left up to the DM to figure that out and do what they need to do, not change the default rules.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Sean Dobbins, post: 7719228, member: 6893552"] So you just want less stuff gained at each level? Depending on the class, as well as whether or not you multiclass, some don't necessarily gain much at each level. Also, if you did that you'd have to scale back difficulty some, as the game assumes that you have a certain level of abilities by a certain level. To be honest, I thought it was better spread out, definitely more than 3.X, with having less features, some of which improve at certain levels. In general players like to do stuff and gain stuff so spreading it out too much can make it feel like PCs aren't improving as much as they want. If you want slower progression, it's best to either just keep players at certain levels longer or play a game that has a slower advancement, as there are games where you don't really get much greater than when you start. If you want to do things like you have stated, then I think it's best for it to be left up to the DM to figure that out and do what they need to do, not change the default rules. [/QUOTE]
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