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<blockquote data-quote="malcolm_n" data-source="post: 5199760" data-attributes="member: 63154">For me, it's always depended on the campaign.&nbsp; Our most recent campaign had the party complete their paragon tier (going from 20 to 21) by closing a rift to the far realm in modern Thay.&nbsp; After they closed the rift, they were congratulated by the gods and the people of Faerun.&nbsp; Then three years passed, and the thrill was gone.&nbsp; Suddenly, the separated party finds themselves alienated by the same people they saved and have to reunite to figure out why while dodging local governments since they didn't want to hurt somebody by accident and give the rumors about them a foot hold in truth.In an earlier campaign, we would have a couple weeks of role play while the characters &quot;leveled up&quot; before they were sent back out to keep the rival countries from starting war.&nbsp; The role play included one character getting to know his adopted kid, while another researched the gods and worked closely (albeit secretly) with Bane, and the last built up her rep around the nation for being as cut throat at the table as she was on the field of battle.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="malcolm_n, post: 5199760, member: 63154"] For me, it's always depended on the campaign. Our most recent campaign had the party complete their paragon tier (going from 20 to 21) by closing a rift to the far realm in modern Thay. After they closed the rift, they were congratulated by the gods and the people of Faerun. Then three years passed, and the thrill was gone. Suddenly, the separated party finds themselves alienated by the same people they saved and have to reunite to figure out why while dodging local governments since they didn't want to hurt somebody by accident and give the rumors about them a foot hold in truth. In an earlier campaign, we would have a couple weeks of role play while the characters "leveled up" before they were sent back out to keep the rival countries from starting war. The role play included one character getting to know his adopted kid, while another researched the gods and worked closely (albeit secretly) with Bane, and the last built up her rep around the nation for being as cut throat at the table as she was on the field of battle. [/QUOTE]

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