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Message: <blockquote data-quote="RFisher" data-source="post: 3201638" data-attributes="member: 3608">If I were to ever get to such levels, it's always seemed to me that the campaign would be much less focused on mechanics by that time.Also, I've never had a problem with characters reaching a point at which players begin to want to retire them. It just seems natural.When I had hopes of DMing a 3e campaign beyond 20th level, I had two plans I was trying to decide between:(1) Progression stops at 20th level. You've reached the pinnacle of humanoid acheivement. Congratulations. I expect (like most classic Traveller characters) you can manage to enjoy the game without the numbers on your character sheet growing further.(2) The core classes stop at 20th level. The PrCs stop at 10th. (Or, with the current rules, whatever level the class stops with.) To continue, you have to multiclass. (I never enforced the multiclass XP penalty.)I can see nothing game-breaking about either of these, but my idea of what is game-breaking may be different than others'.</blockquote>