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Message: <blockquote data-quote="triqui" data-source="post: 5521951" data-attributes="member: 57948"><p>Yep. Even worse, some characters are *defined* by it's paragon path. Let's say I want to play a wizard themed around blood magic. Until lvl 11, my character is completelly a blur. Even some actually follow different paths until they hit the "right level". Like if I want to build some kind of Polearm Gamble build. I have seen guides that go "From lvl 1 to 10, use a two handed sword. At level 11, get polearm gamble and a glaive". While this is extreme, it serves to show how the "theme feeling" that paragon paths were supposed to give, came too late. I'm going to be a swashbuckler that actually got some swashbuckling mechanic from lvl 11 to lvl 14 or so, before we finish that campaign (not all of them end at lvl 20 or 30, mind you. Heroic is by far the most played, and flavorless, tier). Themes would make more sense for a great bunch of them</p></blockquote><p></p>