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<blockquote data-quote="Tony Vargas" data-source="post: 7205878" data-attributes="member: 996">Yes.&nbsp; OK, maybe not exactly 8th or 9th.&nbsp; Maybe 10th or 11th, or even 15th (the APs go that high). &nbsp;And, not just for 5e, either, but for D&amp;D in general.*&nbsp; Back in the TSR era of AD&amp;D, too (though the 'MI' in BECMI may have been another story, entirely).&nbsp; In 3e, there were rules for over-20th-level, and 'normal' was prettymuch to play RAW until you couldn't stand it anymore, but the designs were based on surveys that indicated play beyond 10th was uncommon, and the probably the most popular variant (in a RAW-obessed era, so that's saying something) was 'E6' which wasn't actually stopping at 6th level, exactly. * Yes, there's the red-headed stepchild edition, but, really, how much longer is it even going to warrant a footnote?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tony Vargas, post: 7205878, member: 996"] Yes. OK, maybe not exactly 8th or 9th. Maybe 10th or 11th, or even 15th (the APs go that high). And, not just for 5e, either, but for D&D in general.* Back in the TSR era of AD&D, too (though the 'MI' in BECMI may have been another story, entirely). In 3e, there were rules for over-20th-level, and 'normal' was prettymuch to play RAW until you couldn't stand it anymore, but the designs were based on surveys that indicated play beyond 10th was uncommon, and the probably the most popular variant (in a RAW-obessed era, so that's saying something) was 'E6' which wasn't actually stopping at 6th level, exactly. * Yes, there's the red-headed stepchild edition, but, really, how much longer is it even going to warrant a footnote? [/QUOTE]

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