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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Tallifer" data-source="post: 5645439" data-attributes="member: 84661">But your character is required to fight hundreds of usually repetitive fights versus monsters to attain the goals of level and treasure. It usually takes a half a dozen fights and some quests and skill challenges to reach a level in 4th edition D&D.The modules, Dungeon Magazine and the Dungeon Delves provide many ready to run encounters. There are also many third party pdfs available.I played Dark Age of Camelot off and on for about four years. It takes a only a few minutes to start up a character, but ti takes 50 levels and endless hunting to achieve the readiness to fight in the exciting realm warfare or tackle the most interesting quests and dungeons. It is very true that I enjoyed immensely my weak and stumbling early days; but no one wants to play at the novice level for ever. 4th (indeed any) edition D&D allows you to participate fully in the same adventure and fun as all the other players right from the beginning. 30 minutes to build a decent character on the Character Builder is much better than days upon days farming for levels and equipment.</blockquote>