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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Gregor" data-source="post: 1272260" data-attributes="member: 11751">Thats a good critique and I agree to an extent.I think the "impossibility" is easily played upon and modified to the DM's taste.  For example, the premise of the campaign could be to re-establish the link between the gods and the material plane to bring light back to the world.  Its the idea that its impossible to succeed at everything singlehandedly that appeals to me.  Maybe it will drive the PCs to unify the towns, liberate villages and attract armies of followers, create alliances or discover old forgotten arcane secrets.  Strength in numbers and a hope to survive can overcome the odds?  I think thats the true point of Midnight...but just some ideas...  I think you raise a good point when you say that players are aware of everything within their heroic paths from day one.  I think a little mystery is needed.  Perhaps the players should only be told about the heroic paths, given a synopsis of its general benefits but not told the specifics of the abilities?  Perhaps this will give players a surprise every level?Some good points though...Cheers,</blockquote>