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Message: <blockquote data-quote="clearstream" data-source="post: 8714582" data-attributes="member: 71699">D&D 5 classes each have a schedule of special moves gained with progression, e.g. Cunning Action gained by Rogue at level 2.More of the "you were up against simple rats with a single bite attack, now deal with a beholder" or "you were exploring a few caves, now cast plane shift and access the outer planes."The characters progress allows them to tread new, more difficult ground.Consider your videogame analogy. Many videogames get harder, not easier, as you progress. They do that even if also giving you more powerful and complex gear. The design of many RPGs works the same way. Character power increase trivialises erstwhile obstacles... but the group can then be faced with new, harder challenges.</blockquote>