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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Apok" data-source="post: 920036" data-attributes="member: 1969">I think the reason why their stats were so out of whack is because you really can't translate these characters into D&D terms properly, especially in terms of magic.  Gregor Clegane is a 16th level fighter because he is a damn good warrior, but not much else.  This doesn't translate well because a 16th level Fighter in D&D should be good at alot more than just hacking things to pieces with a weapon.  Danaerys is definitely not a sorcerer, more like a Noble with some special powers granted to her by her bloodline.  I can already hear the cries of, "But isn't that just what a Sorcerer is?!" and no, she's no Sorc.  She doesn't go around flinging fireballs or charm spells.  She's got a strong sense of presence and she's a leader, so maybe give her at least 6 levels plus the Leadership feat.  As for her being only 15, that's about on par with a few of the main characters.  Jon Snow isn't much older, and Brandon, Senza and Arya are far younger.  The Song of Ice and Fire books don't make modern assumptions regarding age, ability, and responsability.  D&D does.</blockquote>