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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Darkness" data-source="post: 1050326" data-attributes="member: 13">I don't see how this issue could possibly be solving without disregarding either the point I just quoted or else without "sucking it up" that the wizard will always outshine the other characters (and, over time, probably more so rather than less).That is: If you aren't willing to keep a modicum of balance between PCs no matter their actions or even absence, you don't really have a reason to complain that the wizard is too powerful, do you?D&D 3.0/3.5 isn't really intended for PCs noticeably lower in level than their comrades to be very useful. Either you keep the levels somewhat even (preferably with a difference of no more than 3-4 levels, except possibly if the group is epic-level) or you have to accept that the less powerful PCs won't be able to have much of an effect on most important encounters in the adventure.Hm. I have a question. What levels are all party members now, and at what level would a brand-new PC start?</blockquote>