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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mengu" data-source="post: 5294594" data-attributes="member: 65726">It's really not that much harder to justify than the powers PC's gain. At first level, a void soul genasi can stop existing on this plane for a bit and an Eladrin travels through the fey realm. At fifth level an assassin can create a clone of himself. At ninth level a wizard can summon a succubus and bend her will to do his bidding. At fifteenth level a warden spits lava from his flesh.Imagine a 35'th level villain trained in dark magics, teleporting at-will, creating multiple clones of himself, shrouding himself with necrotic energies that hinder his enemies, summoning elemental guardians, bending the will of his enemies to do his bidding, and simply stepping into another realm for a quick getaway.A human(oid) can be every bit as awe-inspiring as the demon prince of the undead, a two headed beast god, or a five headed dragon god.If it's the mechanical part that bothers you, it's just numbers on a paper. Don't over think how a human could have 1500 hit points. It's really no different than a cyclops warrior with 1 hit point. Numbers on a paper.</blockquote>