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<blockquote data-quote="Imret" data-source="post: 2702555" data-attributes="member: 991">No option for &quot;Anything but Epic&quot;, so sadly no vote.I rather like all the levels of play, but 5-15th is certainly my favorite range. By 5th level characters are truly &quot;coming into their own&quot;, in my opinion, and start to really shine in their element. By 15th level they begin attracting a lot of attention, both benign and malevolent. If the PC's think that vampire assassin is tenacious, wait until they meet the two nice gentlemen from the New Crosford Public Works Office; they would like to show you some plans for a new public square, and would you happen to have twenty thousand gold coins to benefit the city that raised you?Most PC's at this level, at least with my group, get into a fight that nearly kills them for the above-mentioned &quot;initiative result decides the outcome&quot; reason, then decide to cut their losses and retire. But maybe that's just us.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Imret, post: 2702555, member: 991"] No option for "Anything but Epic", so sadly no vote. I rather like all the levels of play, but 5-15th is certainly my favorite range. By 5th level characters are truly "coming into their own", in my opinion, and start to really shine in their element. By 15th level they begin attracting a lot of attention, both benign and malevolent. If the PC's think that vampire assassin is tenacious, wait until they meet the two nice gentlemen from the New Crosford Public Works Office; they would like to show you some plans for a new public square, and would you happen to have twenty thousand gold coins to benefit the city that raised you? Most PC's at this level, at least with my group, get into a fight that nearly kills them for the above-mentioned "initiative result decides the outcome" reason, then decide to cut their losses and retire. But maybe that's just us. [/QUOTE]

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