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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Sadrik" data-source="post: 2385427" data-attributes="member: 14506">Here is something that I was toying around with. I thought of this because of video games but it could work in this case too. You know how in video games you go to 40th or evr 80th level. Though obviously on power level with your average 20th level d&d character. I was thinking of a rules variant that you split all of the classes level benefits in half. So, take a cleric they would get a d4 hit die and split the number of spells they get in half. skill points and Bab would be reduced by half everything gets split. In your case if you wanted to stop at 12th level. This would actually be 24th level using this, players would go-wow i'm high level!There are a couple of things you would have to resolve con to hp and int to skill points. You could reduce them by half or just say sure you get them for both.Sadrik</blockquote>