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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Majoru Oakheart" data-source="post: 3986887" data-attributes="member: 5143">No, from my understanding of the concept, it isn't just the powers that are available.  It is an entire adventure writing and planning philosophy.Essentially, the DMG is going to recommend that you don't write any adventures for your Heroic level PCs that involve them stopping anything more than local threats.  It will be "save the village", "explore the dungeon", "explore the wilderness", "help the merchant", etc.  Then at Paragon tier the PCs move on to regional adventures.  It will be "save the kingdom", "find the source of evil that is disrupting trade in the country", "help the king".  Then in Epic tier it'll move on to threats like "save the world", "explore the planes", "defeat the gods".This is so that DMs have a good guideline as to the different "feel" of the 3 campaign types.  As the PCs increase in level they should get more well known and by the time they are Paragon tier rumors of their deeds have reached important people and the nature of the things they do changes.</blockquote>