What comes after Greater XX?

[victorysaber]

Well the naming convention in D&D goes something like this:

XX (name of feat or spell or power, for eg Weapon Focus)
Greater XX
Epic XX

Are there any other words used? I know there's Least, Lesser, and Improved, to some point, but I don't want to make the jump from Greater to Epic so quickly. How can I name something between Greater and Epic?

 

[LurkerBeneath]

There's also Siberys (for dragonmarks in Eberron). If you're running an Eberron campaign maybe you could use that.

 

[Vrecknidj]

Legendary, Mythic, Super, Super-Duper, Uber, Mod, Hip, Groovy...



Okay, maybe not. How about...

Lesser
(regular)
Greater
Heroic
Epic
Legendary
Mythic

Or something like that?

Dave

 

[Abstraction]

Something like this:

Thing
Improved Thing
Greater Thing
Superior Thing
Perfect Thing

 

[(Psi)SeveredHead]

Advanced.
Superior.
Perfect.

 

[MarkB]

Unsurpassed.

Special: This feat can only be taken once. Ever.

 

[the Jester]

Supreme.

But you have to add sour cream to it for it to be supreme.

 

[victorysaber]

Rocks! I'm taking Superior and Perfect.

Legendary and Mythic will come after Epic, so it goes like this:

Normal
Greater
Superior
Epic
Perfect
Legendary
Mythic

 

[Upper_Krust]

Hi there!

I have been using:

1. Standard
2. Great/Greater or Improved
3. Supreme/Superior
4. Perfect
5. Epic or Mastery
6. Uncanny = Divine Ability
7. Unearthly = Cosmic Ability
8. Ultimate = Transcendental Ability

But there is no clear progression, officially at least.

 

[victorysaber]

Hi Upper_Krust,

I was struggling between Perfect & Epic though, wondering which one should be higher up in the rank. May I ask why you chose to make Epic rank higher than Perfect?