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<blockquote data-quote="TarionzCousin" data-source="post: 3891999" data-attributes="member: 31304">Our current Planescape game is the most powerful D&amp;D game I've ever run or played in. We decided going in that we would play to at least &quot;epic&quot; levels--21+. However, given our unique &quot;everything in a book is allowed&quot; uber min-maxed gestalt characters, the PC's are handling the &quot;<a href="http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?t=211905" target="_blank">30th level</a>&quot; adventure from Dungeon Magazine #123 with only a few major setbacks.It's still undeniably D&amp;D, and it's still fun. We are having a blast. Sure, the game slows down while we occasionally consult a book or debate a rule, but that isn't all bad. We are learning the rules like never before, and it's crazy fun to play with the volume cranked past eleven.What is the most powerful D&amp;D game you've ever been in?Was it still reconizable as D&amp;D?How did the fun-ness of the super-powerful game compare to other levels of D&amp;D?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TarionzCousin, post: 3891999, member: 31304"] Our current Planescape game is the most powerful D&D game I've ever run or played in. We decided going in that we would play to at least "epic" levels--21+. However, given our unique "everything in a book is allowed" uber min-maxed gestalt characters, the PC's are handling the "[URL=http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?t=211905]30th level[/URL]" adventure from Dungeon Magazine #123 with only a few major setbacks. It's still undeniably D&D, and it's still fun. We are having a blast. Sure, the game slows down while we occasionally consult a book or debate a rule, but that isn't all bad. We are learning the rules like never before, and it's crazy fun to play with the volume cranked past eleven. What is the most powerful D&D game you've ever been in? Was it still reconizable as D&D? How did the fun-ness of the super-powerful game compare to other levels of D&D? [/QUOTE]

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