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<blockquote data-quote="Minigiant" data-source="post: 5971195" data-attributes="member: 63508">I think the discussion is better suited to ask:When/At what level does each class break the reality barrier?1st? 5th? 10th? 15th? 20th? 21st? Never?Of course magical classes like the cleric and wizard are supernatural at level 1. But look at the other classes. The ranger traditionally got magic around the 5th level or none at all. Should the paladin start as supernatural warrior at level 1? Or should it be a glorified fighter who exalts/awakens at the 5th level?And most importantly...Should the fighter remained bound to reality and not break fantasy until epic. Then the game tailor to make such a character a viable, intelligent, and sensible choice?ORShould the fighter hit supernatural abilities at a non epic level like 10 or 15?OR Should there be a 20 levels of mundane fighter class and a 5-20 levels of supernatural fighter class?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Minigiant, post: 5971195, member: 63508"] I think the discussion is better suited to ask: [B]When/At what level does each class break the reality barrier?[/B] 1st? 5th? 10th? 15th? 20th? 21st? Never? Of course magical classes like the cleric and wizard are supernatural at level 1. But look at the other classes. The ranger traditionally got magic around the 5th level or none at all. Should the paladin start as supernatural warrior at level 1? Or should it be a glorified fighter who exalts/awakens at the 5th level? And most importantly... Should the fighter remained bound to reality and not break fantasy until epic. Then the game tailor to make such a character a viable, intelligent, and sensible choice? OR Should the fighter hit supernatural abilities at a non epic level like 10 or 15? OR Should there be a 20 levels of mundane fighter class and a 5-20 levels of supernatural fighter class? [/QUOTE]

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