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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Crothian" data-source="post: 126993" data-attributes="member: 232">I think it'd be good.  It's a fantasy game after all, so many of those things printed like swimming up a waterfall aren''t that out there.  The thing I find funny, is that by level they think someone might need to do that.  By 20+ level I'm really hoping my character hasa better way to get up the waterfall then swimming.  One of the things I'm looking forward to is continuing campaigns past the 20 level ceiling.  My curtrent DM refuses to go beyond it.  We are starting to get close, so even though the campaign really won't be over (he'll bring it to a conclusion, but it really should go on much longer) it will be stopped once we reach this point.  I'm also a big fan of options for PCs.  I doubt I'd allow everything from the book (like everything else, I pick and choose what is used), but I hope there will be some really cool abilities and options.  As for knowing what the character can do and not remembering what you can do, well, that's just odd.  How can you not know?  It's a character you've advanced slowly and with great pride since first level.  Ever ability is picked for a reason, ever spell selected with care.  It's not like boom, at a certain level you get 50 new things.  THe progression is nice and slow.  A few options each level athat allow you much time to get aquanted with.</blockquote>