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<blockquote data-quote="Flynn" data-source="post: 3802484" data-attributes="member: 1836">I would guess that paths act like talent trees, and there are paths are each major character division: Heroic, Paragon, and Epic. So the paragon paths would probably be the talent trees for levels 11-20. Apparently, at those levels, you have two new Paragon paths to choose from, in addition to the Heroic paths. At 21st level, there could be two new Epic paths to choose from, in addition to the Paragon and Heroic paths.I'd also assume that each race has at least one path, so that you could choose a racial special ability instead of a class special ability at the levels you get to select something from the paths.Finally, I would guess that prestige classes are replaced with Prestige paths, and gaining access to the Prestige paths are either a factor of meeting requirements or taking a feat that allows access.Personally, I like that model.That's if I had to guess,Flynn</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Flynn, post: 3802484, member: 1836"] I would guess that paths act like talent trees, and there are paths are each major character division: Heroic, Paragon, and Epic. So the paragon paths would probably be the talent trees for levels 11-20. Apparently, at those levels, you have two new Paragon paths to choose from, in addition to the Heroic paths. At 21st level, there could be two new Epic paths to choose from, in addition to the Paragon and Heroic paths. I'd also assume that each race has at least one path, so that you could choose a racial special ability instead of a class special ability at the levels you get to select something from the paths. Finally, I would guess that prestige classes are replaced with Prestige paths, and gaining access to the Prestige paths are either a factor of meeting requirements or taking a feat that allows access. Personally, I like that model. That's if I had to guess, Flynn [/QUOTE]

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