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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Baron Opal" data-source="post: 1599236" data-attributes="member: 10433">For the Kericindal CampaignLevel breakdown for my world:1) Adolescents2-5) Young adults, new families, adventurers out of their apprenticeships. "Low level adventures".7+) Older adults, experienced NPCs. Wise old hermits, established priests (not clerics), cattle ranch owners. 10th level is the cap for NPC classes. Most of the older nobles. "Mid level adventures."12+) Characters become "named". Deeds are sung, or whispered in dread tones. "Tough mid-level adeventures". Other planes are explored but the risk is great.17+) Mythic heroes, cross-planar adventures, interacting with the representitives of the gods. They attract the attention of the attention of the powers of the cosmos.25-30) The greatest of the great. Coming into direct conflict with powers, demi-gods, and demon lords. Only a handful on their home plane and they are usually dealing with cosmos-wide issues. 30th level is the cap for mortal achievement. Transcendance to a higher order is immanent and they will soon learn the great truths of the cosmos.Character levels have a bimodal peak. Most of them are in the 2-5th and 12+ bracket. There is a significant slow-down in level gain once you reach that level as tasks that draw their attention become fewer; the amount of "down-time" increases. They are more capable and the foolish died out last tier.Characters in the 17th+ level are either saving the world from the really nasty threats or hire the 12th+ group to take care of it. They are often aloof, seeing a "big picture" that those of lower levels don't notice. Sometimes they just don't want to be bothered.Baron Opal</blockquote>

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