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<blockquote data-quote="Bryan898" data-source="post: 2657861" data-attributes="member: 9085"><p>I'd say my players level every 1-2 sessions. A session is generally 10 hours or more, once every two weeks. This yields about 1.5 levels a month, which we're completely happy with. I don't think some of my players could play the same character much more than a year and a half, and I certainly like to change my campaigns after about that long. I've had two campaigns go epic since 2000, one to the 23 area before a TPK against a major reoccuring villian, the other went to level 28 before the campaign came to an end. </p><p></p><p>The sessions aren't combat heavy, its been 3-5 combats per session, however they are usually higher EL. My players like somewhat powerful characters, borderline munchkin power, and therefore can take on higher CRs. A "boss" fight usually is 4-6 CR higher than the average party level. </p><p></p><p>We played a lower power game a few times, and it's pretty amazing how much slower the levels come when your combats are at an EL around the average party level.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Bryan898, post: 2657861, member: 9085"] I'd say my players level every 1-2 sessions. A session is generally 10 hours or more, once every two weeks. This yields about 1.5 levels a month, which we're completely happy with. I don't think some of my players could play the same character much more than a year and a half, and I certainly like to change my campaigns after about that long. I've had two campaigns go epic since 2000, one to the 23 area before a TPK against a major reoccuring villian, the other went to level 28 before the campaign came to an end. The sessions aren't combat heavy, its been 3-5 combats per session, however they are usually higher EL. My players like somewhat powerful characters, borderline munchkin power, and therefore can take on higher CRs. A "boss" fight usually is 4-6 CR higher than the average party level. We played a lower power game a few times, and it's pretty amazing how much slower the levels come when your combats are at an EL around the average party level. [/QUOTE]
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