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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Iron Sky" data-source="post: 5019621" data-attributes="member: 60965">Highest level I ever got to in any game is 16th in 4e.  I think the highest ever in 3.x was 8th.  I only played 3 sessions of 2nd AD&D before the old DM moved away and I took over for the next 6 years or so.The most powerful character I ever had (and one of my favorites ever) was in our first, 1E Exalted game.My character, Ryshan Kathak was a Solar Exalted who happened to be a non-Exalt son of the Imperial House Kathak.  He started by Exalting in the midst of taking part in a Wyld Hunt for a Solar named the Great Bear, fleeing with 3 loyal soldiers into the Scavenger Lands.By the time the game ended, he was proclaiming the dawn of the 4th Age, Creating a 7-tiered city of First Age stone called the Citadel of Ten-Thousand Spirits, and had five Legions of troops and dozens of Exalts of various flavors working for him to unify the Scavenger Lands (another player had become the most powerful pirate in the world and was launching raids on the Imperial Isle itself).It took the Wyld Hunt sending one of their best Immaculate Monk assassins to take him out while he was setting out on a diplomatic mission far from home.  The Monk attacked from a mile away and had put a dozen or more arrows into Ryshan by the time Ryshan reached the base of the tree the Monk was in.Ryshan died, anima flaring, as he leapt 60' up into the air to destroy the Monk (and probably the tree) with a nasty 5-charm combo, but the Monk got his shot of first and literally shot Ryshan's soul out of his body.That's the sort of stuff it takes to put down a Solar exalt with ~250-300 Experience...</blockquote>

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