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<blockquote data-quote="Mokona" data-source="post: 5812225" data-attributes="member: 24891">From the core rules fundamentals, the game should be designed to naturally support thirty (30) levels of play. This means that rules for levels 1-30 should be released at the launch of Dungeons &amp; Dragons 5th Edition.If, because of space &amp; page count considerations, they don't have room for all 30 levels in the Player's Handbook then I'd be comfortable with as few as ten (10) levels in the primary Core Rulebook I (maybe even as narrow as levels 1-5). The remainder would need to be available immediately in a second supplement to D&amp;D Next.I think 4e made a mistake breaking up levels 1-30 into three groups. I have said elsewhere that I do not think heroic and paragon should be different because I don't think heroic should be defined as &quot;local&quot; heroes. Either 1-20 as standard heroic and 30+ as epic or 1-15 as standard heroic and 16-30 as epic would both work fine. I'd like 15 levels of non-wuxia, non-superhero levels for players like myself and levels 16+ for players that desire a wuxia/superhero powerful scale.AD&amp;D 2e kits were cool. Don't hide fun, flavorful mechanics as paragon paths starting at the <a href="http://5eworld.blogspot.com/2012/01/our-levels-go-to-eleven.html" target="_blank">last level I play</a> (in any given campaign).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mokona, post: 5812225, member: 24891"] From the core rules fundamentals, the game should be designed to naturally support thirty (30) levels of play. This means that rules for levels 1-30 should be released at the launch of [B]Dungeons & Dragons[/B] 5th Edition. If, because of space & page count considerations, they don't have room for all 30 levels in the [I]Player's Handbook[/I] then I'd be comfortable with as few as ten (10) levels in the primary Core Rulebook I (maybe even as narrow as levels 1-5). The remainder would need to be available immediately in a second supplement to [B]D&D[/B] Next. I think 4e made a mistake breaking up levels 1-30 into three groups. I have said elsewhere that I do not think heroic and paragon should be different because I don't think heroic should be defined as "local" heroes. Either 1-20 as standard heroic and 30+ as epic or 1-15 as standard heroic and 16-30 as epic would both work fine. I'd like 15 levels of non-wuxia, non-superhero levels for players like myself and levels 16+ for players that desire a wuxia/superhero powerful scale. AD&D 2e kits were cool. Don't hide fun, flavorful mechanics as paragon paths starting at the [URL="http://5eworld.blogspot.com/2012/01/our-levels-go-to-eleven.html"]last level I play[/URL] (in any given campaign). [/QUOTE]

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