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<blockquote data-quote="JediJake" data-source="post: 4912883" data-attributes="member: 85153"><p>Oh man, where to start? Short answer is yes. </p><p></p><p>The long answer is heck yes. I once played in a campaign that started at level twenty one and ended at level forty. Much hilarity was had dungeons where leveled, Bill Gates and Asmodeous got spanked for trying to end the multiverse, Sigil got nuked. Good times with 7-9 people.</p><p></p><p>I have ran several games where the characters got pretty epic. One from level 1-26 or so with 3 people that lasted about a year. Cutting swathes through all of Eberrons problems one d20 roll at a time.</p><p></p><p>Another game I ran was mucho fun. Gestalt level 1-35 where we would play for about twelve hours during the weekend with 8-12! people. OH lordy! I have never racked my brain or laughed so hard in several years. The characters where all insane from the get go and just got worse. The ultimate psion with nearly limitless power, the berserker whose rage shattered cities, the sneakiest rogue I never did see, the evangelical voice of the silver flame laying waste to the wicked, his smarter better half monk protector leading thier people to salvation, just to name a few. Ah great times.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JediJake, post: 4912883, member: 85153"] Oh man, where to start? Short answer is yes. The long answer is heck yes. I once played in a campaign that started at level twenty one and ended at level forty. Much hilarity was had dungeons where leveled, Bill Gates and Asmodeous got spanked for trying to end the multiverse, Sigil got nuked. Good times with 7-9 people. I have ran several games where the characters got pretty epic. One from level 1-26 or so with 3 people that lasted about a year. Cutting swathes through all of Eberrons problems one d20 roll at a time. Another game I ran was mucho fun. Gestalt level 1-35 where we would play for about twelve hours during the weekend with 8-12! people. OH lordy! I have never racked my brain or laughed so hard in several years. The characters where all insane from the get go and just got worse. The ultimate psion with nearly limitless power, the berserker whose rage shattered cities, the sneakiest rogue I never did see, the evangelical voice of the silver flame laying waste to the wicked, his smarter better half monk protector leading thier people to salvation, just to name a few. Ah great times. [/QUOTE]
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