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<blockquote data-quote="Yaarel" data-source="post: 9202246" data-attributes="member: 58172">Generally speaking with exceptions to the rule, my view of D&amp;D tiers are:Level 0 Tier ≈ 16−19 years old ≈ Novice (Young Adult)Level 1 Tier ≈ 20−24 years old ≈ Student (Apprentice, Page, Jack)Level 5 Tier ≈ 25−31 years old ≈ Professional (Journeyer, Squire)Level 9 Tier ≈ 32−39 years old ≈ Master (Guild Master, Knight, &quot;sire&quot;, &quot;dame&quot;)Level 13 Tier ≈ 40−49 years old ≈ Grandmaster (Noble, Mogul, &quot;lord&quot;, &quot;lady&quot;)Level 17 Tier ≈ 50−62 years old ≈ Legend (world famous, unique individuals of extraordinary capability)Leve1 21 Tier ≈ 63+ years old ≈ Epic (world-altering mythic beings)Of course, player characters are precocious and are exceptions to the above generalizations about the setting.Also, the NPCs of the higher tiers are vanishingly rare. But the few individuals who do achieve the upper tiers tend to do by the time of the above ages.The level 5 character can have stats that represent well enough a medievalesque journeyer (journeyman, journeywoman), namely a skilled professional generating a sustainable income.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Yaarel, post: 9202246, member: 58172"] Generally speaking with exceptions to the rule, my view of D&D tiers are: Level 0 Tier ≈ 16−19 years old ≈ Novice (Young Adult) Level 1 Tier ≈ 20−24 years old ≈ Student (Apprentice, Page, Jack) Level 5 Tier ≈ 25−31 years old ≈ Professional (Journeyer, Squire) Level 9 Tier ≈ 32−39 years old ≈ Master (Guild Master, Knight, "sire", "dame") Level 13 Tier ≈ 40−49 years old ≈ Grandmaster (Noble, Mogul, "lord", "lady") Level 17 Tier ≈ 50−62 years old ≈ Legend (world famous, unique individuals of extraordinary capability) Leve1 21 Tier ≈ 63+ years old ≈ Epic (world-altering mythic beings) Of course, player characters are precocious and are exceptions to the above generalizations about the setting. Also, the NPCs of the higher tiers are vanishingly rare. But the few individuals who do achieve the upper tiers tend to do by the time of the above ages. The level 5 character can have stats that represent well enough a medievalesque journeyer (journeyman, journeywoman), namely a skilled professional generating a sustainable income. [/QUOTE]

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