D&D 5E Names of the four tiers

[Baumi]

The Levels are split up into four tiers (1-4, 5-10, 11-16, 17-20) .. do they have names like Heroic, Legendary,..?

 

[Fanaelialae]

DMG pg 37 lists them as Local Heroes, Heroes of the Realm, Masters of the Realm, and Masters of the World.

Wonder if the scrapped the level 21+ rules because Masters of the Universe was taken?

 

[Baumi]

Thanks!

 

[Paul Farquhar]

DMG pg 37 lists them as Local Heroes, Heroes of the Realm, Masters of the Realm, and Masters of the World.

Wonder if the scrapped the level 21+ rules because Masters of the Universe was taken?

Could have gone with Guardians of the Galaxy - oh, bother!

 

[Tallifer]

<chuckles> I still think of them as Heroic, Paragon and Epic.

 

[Baumi]

I like Heroic, Paragon and Epic too, but this is missing a fourth one. Maybe a "Veteran" between Hero and Paragon or <Adventurer, Hero, Paragon, Epic>

 

[jasper]

DMG pg 37 lists them as Local Heroes, Heroes of the Realm, Masters of the Realm, and Masters of the World.

Wonder if the scrapped the level 21+ rules because Masters of the Universe was taken?

LIar Lair Liar. It is local thug, Realm Thug, Master THug, and world wide known thug.
Sign Oscar the ORC.
PSt this liar owes me a pie. HiS fThugs friends stole mine.

 

[Weiley31]

Could have gone with Guardians of the Galaxy - oh, bother!

The final battle against the BBEG of the campaign is a dance-off!!!! Can the party survive against Cyrus's Greater Twerk of Perpetual Doom!?!?!?!?

 

[Dausuul]

Obviously, the correct names of the tiers are Basic, Expert, Companion, and Master.

 

[Ovinomancer]

Eye.
Eye - eye.
Eye - eye - eye.
Eye - vee.

 

[Umbran]

John. Paul. George. Ringo.

Or, more obscurely - Bingo, Bango, Bongo, and Irving.

 

[Garthanos]

<Adventurer, Hero, Paragon, Epic>

That works though I think of the first 4 as Farmer or Apprentice levels that has more dignity I suppose.

 

[Baumi]

I have also thought about Apprentice or Novice as first tier, but that does sound like they have a Teacher which is usually not the case.

 

[Garthanos]

Then again one might name em - scared of a rabbit levels, badder than a rabbit, badder than bugs, and god of rabbits.

 

[BlivetWidget]

I nominate foo, bar, baz, qux...

 

[RobJN]

Basic, Expert, Companion, Master...?

 

[RSIxidor]

I like Heroic, Paragon and Epic too, but this is missing a fourth one. Maybe a "Veteran" between Hero and Paragon or <Adventurer, Hero, Paragon, Epic>

That works though I think of the first 4 as Farmer or Apprentice levels that has more dignity I suppose.

Are level 1 heroes complete noobs? I've never taken that way. They're more experienced than common folks.

I think it should be Veteran/Hero/Paragon/Epic, if we're tacking on to the 4E names to name the 4th tier.

 

[lowkey13]

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[Garthanos]

Are level 1 heroes complete noobs? I've never taken that way.

Fragile as flowers in most editions , 4e has minion class enemies even at level 1 in which it is obvious they are not newbs (themes and a feat at level 1), but I translate that to level 3-5 in 5e . Gygax and Arneson themselves skipped the first levels in their own home games. Gygax never the less named level 1 fighter veteran which at some level implies something under the belt.

 

[Garthanos]

The four tiers are Larry, Curly, Moe, and Shemp.

No one plays Shemp.

Some of us would like to (Shemp seems lonely) and a few rare ones do, but ... never the less generally true