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<blockquote data-quote="tlantl" data-source="post: 5893807" data-attributes="member: 55225">I'm hoping the play test will be ongoing. As each milestone of the game is reached we'd be able to test out the rules for the modules as they are ready and play the characters through the tiers (god I hate that structure element) and be given the chance to break the game. The way I see it, all D&amp;D games fall apart in the upper levels. I'd like the most effort to be spent on this aspect of the game. I kind of hate having to end a campaign because the system fails. It's bad enough that once the players have a certain number of hit dice they become invincible to the ordinary inhabitant of your world, but when it takes over an hour to complete a simple fight or the rewards for victory are meaningless the fun just goes out of it. When 90% or the opponents in the world pose no threat or the casters dominate the game or the more mundane classes feel irrelevant then the system is stretched to thin. This is worse when there are still ten or fifteen levels left to earn.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="tlantl, post: 5893807, member: 55225"] I'm hoping the play test will be ongoing. As each milestone of the game is reached we'd be able to test out the rules for the modules as they are ready and play the characters through the tiers (god I hate that structure element) and be given the chance to break the game. The way I see it, all D&D games fall apart in the upper levels. I'd like the most effort to be spent on this aspect of the game. I kind of hate having to end a campaign because the system fails. It's bad enough that once the players have a certain number of hit dice they become invincible to the ordinary inhabitant of your world, but when it takes over an hour to complete a simple fight or the rewards for victory are meaningless the fun just goes out of it. When 90% or the opponents in the world pose no threat or the casters dominate the game or the more mundane classes feel irrelevant then the system is stretched to thin. This is worse when there are still ten or fifteen levels left to earn. [/QUOTE]

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