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Message: <blockquote data-quote="the Jester" data-source="post: 6249452" data-attributes="member: 1210">Well, this isn't a very elaborate answer. I was hoping for something that maybe gave a little more enlightenment about where the lines on your position fall- it is honestly very unclear to me why you think that there's something so fundamentally different about high-level 4e play when it enables the same kinds of play that every previous edition has, and when every previous edition has enabled the same kinds of play that it does. Examples: Epic 4e versions of low-level monsters; early-edition stats for gods (killable, no less), Tiamat, Orcus, etc.I'm pretty well convinced that you are convinced that there's a qualitative difference somewhere but I am not entirely understanding where that difference lies. Also, I will repeat my position that it's better for the game as a whole if it supports your type of high-level play as well as the Thor-killing style; and I'll reiterate my confusion as to why that idea rubs you so wrong. Then again, it's quite possible that there are areas where support for a playstyle not mine grates on me, and I'm not aware of it- the pace of nonmagical healing is a likely suspect here.)</blockquote>