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<blockquote data-quote="Alzrius" data-source="post: 2242008" data-attributes="member: 8461">Personally, I think it'd be appropriate to have their CR's be at the levels suggested by previous products (that is, Kezef should be roughly equal to an Intermediate power, and Dendar a Greater power).As for why? Well, it shows that there is more to the world than just the PCs for one thing. Seriously, there should simply be some evils that the PCs can't beat, at least not without hitting the uber-epic levels. It's not expected that they'll go around killing gods, so it shouldn't be expected that they'll be killing the anti-god monsters either. Likewise, it'd be nice to have stats for creatures like those around so that, every once in a while, you can have them make a cameo of sorts to remind the PCs that while they're big fish, there are always much bigger ones.Likewise, that wouldn't even be the first time WotC has printed stats for &quot;monsters&quot; that are basically unkillable. Just look at D&amp;Dg and F&amp;P.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Alzrius, post: 2242008, member: 8461"] Personally, I think it'd be appropriate to have their CR's be at the levels suggested by previous products (that is, Kezef should be roughly equal to an Intermediate power, and Dendar a Greater power). As for why? Well, it shows that there is more to the world than just the PCs for one thing. Seriously, there should simply be some evils that the PCs can't beat, at least not without hitting the uber-epic levels. It's not expected that they'll go around killing gods, so it shouldn't be expected that they'll be killing the anti-god monsters either. Likewise, it'd be nice to have stats for creatures like those around so that, every once in a while, you can have them make a cameo of sorts to remind the PCs that while they're big fish, there are always much bigger ones. Likewise, that wouldn't even be the first time WotC has printed stats for "monsters" that are basically unkillable. Just look at D&Dg and F&P. [/QUOTE]

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