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Message: <blockquote data-quote="GrimCo" data-source="post: 9724296" data-attributes="member: 7044462">In some games, power difference works well. D&D isn't one of them ( at least since 3ed). It's mostly due to the fact that with each level characters mostly grow in power vertically. With levels, HP go up, there are stat increases, to hit increase ( less so with 5e, but prof mod increase is there and it affects bunch of stuff), more attacks, higher level slots etc. There are few points where 1 level of difference isn't big deal, but there are points where it is, mainly levels when you enter next tier. In contrast, WoD, game i like, you can have basic new character and same one with extra 20-30xp. More experienced one will have broader skill set, maybe few more specialty or merits, but health, damage, attacks, those will be more or less same.</blockquote>