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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Asisreo" data-source="post: 8121198" data-attributes="member: 7019027">This is quite a surprising answer. I disagree nonetheless, but if anything, I would have thought the people would see the DM has more tools at these later tiers. For example, the planes aren't something I imagine will pop up alot from levels 1-11, but from 12+, the planes have frequently made an appearance in my games. For spells, there's the Magnificent Mansion or castles formed by Mold Earth. Some stay in their own demiplane while others reside in the skies. Even the Monster Manual gives way for exploration by giving the lore of a monster. What would its environment look like? Also, do they have a tangible effect on their surroundings? A high-level Ranger is more empowered at higher levels since not only is the breadth of their features and spells enhanced, they can also choose a better terrain type or monster type. The ones they've actually seen in earnest in an adventure. As for official adventures, it is a shame they haven't focused more on high-level adventures. I hope planescape will be made so that higher-level adventures get the spotlight they deserve. As of now, only Dungeon of the Mad Mage and Descent into Avernus can even support higher level play.</blockquote>