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<blockquote data-quote="Lyxen" data-source="post: 8505757" data-attributes="member: 7032025">THe first thing, I think is that it really depends on which version of the game you are playing. For me, 4e has the most restricted evolution from level 1 to level 30, whereas AD&amp;D has the lowest start and 3e the highest finish. 5e is somewhere in the middle, but a level 20 5e character is not a superhero. He has powerful abilities, but he is far from invincible and there are certainly foes who will challenge him. For me, the only difficulty comes in when you want to imagine his foes. Yes, in that paradigm, it has to be something on the level of the ruler of a plane or at least a powerful being, certainly not evil joe from around the corner. Now, it does not mean that the BBEG needs to confront the characters from level 1, there will be a whole pyramid of foes.Now, if you have trouble with this concept, I understand your perspective, but I'm not even sure it's the case. Anyhow, the thing is that just progressing by random percentages would certainly feel very boring to me.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lyxen, post: 8505757, member: 7032025"] THe first thing, I think is that it really depends on which version of the game you are playing. For me, 4e has the most restricted evolution from level 1 to level 30, whereas AD&D has the lowest start and 3e the highest finish. 5e is somewhere in the middle, but a level 20 5e character is not a superhero. He has powerful abilities, but he is far from invincible and there are certainly foes who will challenge him. For me, the only difficulty comes in when you want to imagine his foes. Yes, in that paradigm, it has to be something on the level of the ruler of a plane or at least a powerful being, certainly not evil joe from around the corner. Now, it does not mean that the BBEG needs to confront the characters from level 1, there will be a whole pyramid of foes. Now, if you have trouble with this concept, I understand your perspective, but I'm not even sure it's the case. Anyhow, the thing is that just progressing by random percentages would certainly feel very boring to me. [/QUOTE]

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