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<blockquote data-quote="CleverNickName" data-source="post: 4405461" data-attributes="member: 50987"><p>My game difficulty level varies by character level.</p><p></p><p>I will always cut the 1st level noobs some slack, and make sure that their adventures end in rainbows and flowers...rolling up new characters is an ordeal, and I don't want to squish anyone's fun (especially when they have been looking forward to trying out a new character concept.)</p><p></p><p>More experienced characters (say, around 7th or 8th level) don't catch as many breaks from me...I stop fudging rolls, and while I might pull a hat-trick every now and then to keep the characters alive, they are going to answer for their own actions somehow.</p><p></p><p>By the time the PCs are world-beating badasses (17th level and up), they are fighting monsters that could destroy not just the characters, but the entire galaxy. Nearly every battle will involve careful planning, special weapons, and complicated puzzles, and they can count on putting those newly-learned <em>true resurrection</em> spells to good use.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="CleverNickName, post: 4405461, member: 50987"] My game difficulty level varies by character level. I will always cut the 1st level noobs some slack, and make sure that their adventures end in rainbows and flowers...rolling up new characters is an ordeal, and I don't want to squish anyone's fun (especially when they have been looking forward to trying out a new character concept.) More experienced characters (say, around 7th or 8th level) don't catch as many breaks from me...I stop fudging rolls, and while I might pull a hat-trick every now and then to keep the characters alive, they are going to answer for their own actions somehow. By the time the PCs are world-beating badasses (17th level and up), they are fighting monsters that could destroy not just the characters, but the entire galaxy. Nearly every battle will involve careful planning, special weapons, and complicated puzzles, and they can count on putting those newly-learned [I]true resurrection[/I] spells to good use. [/QUOTE]
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