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<blockquote data-quote="Stalker0" data-source="post: 6069053" data-attributes="member: 5889">There is some truth to this.A 14th level rogue lives and fights in a world of 14th level magical spells and 14th level monsters, and most of the time comes out ahead. So either 14th level is not that epic (in which case higher levels magics would need to be toned down), or a 14th level anything is something special.People are using the hercules example. To me, the fact that hercules is a demigod is semantics from a dnd sense. He is a high level fighter. How his &quot;high level fighter&quot; abilities are explained by his demi-god blood, but on paper he is still a high level fighter. Ultimately, it all boils down to what high level means. At some point, all characters are going to become mythic badasses if they gain enough levels. Explain it by wuxia power, supernatural augmentation, or just plain old fashioned &quot;he's just THAT good&quot;, but that explanation has to get rolled out at some point.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Stalker0, post: 6069053, member: 5889"] There is some truth to this. A 14th level rogue lives and fights in a world of 14th level magical spells and 14th level monsters, and most of the time comes out ahead. So either 14th level is not that epic (in which case higher levels magics would need to be toned down), or a 14th level anything is something special. People are using the hercules example. To me, the fact that hercules is a demigod is semantics from a dnd sense. He is a high level fighter. How his "high level fighter" abilities are explained by his demi-god blood, but on paper he is still a high level fighter. Ultimately, it all boils down to what high level means. At some point, all characters are going to become mythic badasses if they gain enough levels. Explain it by wuxia power, supernatural augmentation, or just plain old fashioned "he's just THAT good", but that explanation has to get rolled out at some point. [/QUOTE]

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