Reply to thread

Message: <blockquote data-quote="Grydan" data-source="post: 5681613" data-attributes="member: 79401">When I'm designing a character to play, I generally assume (despite all experience to the contrary) that the character will be surviving to Epic tier. It informs my ability score choices, and other aspects of how I put my character together.However, I've never played a character for more than 5 levels before having the character or the campaign die. I have only one character who has ever survived into Paragon tier. I've never actually played Epic tier.Maybe I should change my approach...The campaign I'm DMing, I plan on running all the way to the end... but it's going to take us a while to get there. We've been going for two and a half years and haven't finished Heroic yet (though we might get to Paragon by the end of the year, if all goes well). I have another campaign I want to run at some point. I've already told the potential players to expect it to end at level 10. I cautioned them that building their character in anticipation of Epic or Paragon feat, destiny, or path requirements would be unwise.</blockquote>