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<blockquote data-quote="nijineko" data-source="post: 6047706" data-attributes="member: 52240"><p>i have never had any difficulty challenging the group even at high levels. one time, i held off a party of 5-6 18th level character with one properly optioned npc for something like 10 rounds. another time, i pitted a group of six 16th level characters against 120-ish npcs. they liked that one. and yet another time, i gave another high level group serious trouble with a mob of low level mooks with reach weapons using aid another to hit the party's high ac. gave them serious pause to realize that such low level mooks could take them on and actually cause them to worry. </p><p></p><p>as such, i always aim for high-level play. i find having more options in the hands of experienced players is more fun for everyone including the dm. </p><p></p><p>(as a side note: it is rather amusing when two of the players absolutely refuse to let their characters touch a particular category of thing in game due to previous events, even now that they are such high level characters! trauma from the events of previous encounters....)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="nijineko, post: 6047706, member: 52240"] i have never had any difficulty challenging the group even at high levels. one time, i held off a party of 5-6 18th level character with one properly optioned npc for something like 10 rounds. another time, i pitted a group of six 16th level characters against 120-ish npcs. they liked that one. and yet another time, i gave another high level group serious trouble with a mob of low level mooks with reach weapons using aid another to hit the party's high ac. gave them serious pause to realize that such low level mooks could take them on and actually cause them to worry. as such, i always aim for high-level play. i find having more options in the hands of experienced players is more fun for everyone including the dm. (as a side note: it is rather amusing when two of the players absolutely refuse to let their characters touch a particular category of thing in game due to previous events, even now that they are such high level characters! trauma from the events of previous encounters....) [/QUOTE]
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