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<blockquote data-quote="S'mon" data-source="post: 2104795" data-attributes="member: 463"><p>I had a similar experience in my last 3e campaign once it reached ca 10th level, running it became a chore rather than a joy.&nbsp; I'm enjoying my current 3.5 campaign a lot, though PCs are currently only level 1-2.&nbsp; I'm running Lost City of Barakus, I think 3.5 with a few tweaks (mostly rules from Conan RPG) should work fine up to ca level 7 or 8, when LCoB is done I'll take stock and see if I want to continue the campaign using 3.5 rules, one possibility might be to switch to C&amp;C - I'm already using C&amp;C a lot for inspiration in current game, helping me keep in the rules-light mindset - possibly see if the players would like to convert their PCs over to C&amp;C for high-level play.&nbsp; If I did that I'd need to change PCs' levels to take account that eg a C&amp;C Rogue is weaker &amp; needs less XP than a 3e one, I'd probably use Fighter as base and lower Wizard, raise Rogue, etc.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="S'mon, post: 2104795, member: 463"] I had a similar experience in my last 3e campaign once it reached ca 10th level, running it became a chore rather than a joy. I'm enjoying my current 3.5 campaign a lot, though PCs are currently only level 1-2. I'm running Lost City of Barakus, I think 3.5 with a few tweaks (mostly rules from Conan RPG) should work fine up to ca level 7 or 8, when LCoB is done I'll take stock and see if I want to continue the campaign using 3.5 rules, one possibility might be to switch to C&C - I'm already using C&C a lot for inspiration in current game, helping me keep in the rules-light mindset - possibly see if the players would like to convert their PCs over to C&C for high-level play. If I did that I'd need to change PCs' levels to take account that eg a C&C Rogue is weaker & needs less XP than a 3e one, I'd probably use Fighter as base and lower Wizard, raise Rogue, etc. [/QUOTE]

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