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<blockquote data-quote="jdavis" data-source="post: 505707" data-attributes="member: 8704"><p>Always been a fan of the lower levels, just a personal preference. Our campaign now is winding down with characters from 12 to 15th level, everbody is just ready to move on. That is how we normally do, once the characters are rich it just seems like why should they want to risk their lives anymore. We've fought off small armies and dragons, we have saved the kingdom and built our own castle, time to retire. The thing is we won't just start back with a D&amp;D game, we will game something else for awhile (looks like were giving d20 modern a try), when we do go back to D&amp;D we will start all over again. If we played 6 campaigns at once or played D&amp;D over and over again, then I can see where the low levels would get boring, but for me the whole game gets boring if you just keep playing over and over with new characters starting in the same basic setting. By changing games and trying something else for awhile we keep from burning out, and when we do start D&amp;D again we will be excited about those first 5 levels.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="jdavis, post: 505707, member: 8704"] Always been a fan of the lower levels, just a personal preference. Our campaign now is winding down with characters from 12 to 15th level, everbody is just ready to move on. That is how we normally do, once the characters are rich it just seems like why should they want to risk their lives anymore. We've fought off small armies and dragons, we have saved the kingdom and built our own castle, time to retire. The thing is we won't just start back with a D&D game, we will game something else for awhile (looks like were giving d20 modern a try), when we do go back to D&D we will start all over again. If we played 6 campaigns at once or played D&D over and over again, then I can see where the low levels would get boring, but for me the whole game gets boring if you just keep playing over and over with new characters starting in the same basic setting. By changing games and trying something else for awhile we keep from burning out, and when we do start D&D again we will be excited about those first 5 levels. [/QUOTE]

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