What level is your current character?

[Voadam]

PBP, 1st level half-orc rogue. 3rd level aasimar fighter. 5th level human cleric. 7th level aasimar wizard.

Face to face/Email group game: 17th level human ranger/wizard/spelljamming wayfarer(harper mage variant)/eldritch knight/abjurant champion

 

[CanadienneBacon]

Are they all named Voadam, or only the last one on your list?

 

[Agamon]

I was in a game that stalled recently due to two of the players in the group having babies. I think they planned it that way so we wouldn't have to play past 11th level. Good job girls! (we hates high level D&D)

I am a 32nd level DM though.

 

[Hammerhead]

CG Human Barbarian 10, started at 7th.

NE "Human" Transmuter 3 Master Specialist 5 Fatespinner 4, started at 12th (replacement for dead character)
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I DM a game of 8th level characters, started at 3rd.

 

[Greylock]

These numbers always amaze me. In twenty-five years of gaming, I've never had a character into the double-digit levels. Ever. At another forum, someone asked for everyone's most powerful character ever, and I had an eighth level and a seventh level character to choose between.

My current character, Saxifrage The Revocable, who I've been playing since about mid-July this past summer, has reached 2nd Level and is probably going to hit third in the next two sessions.

But I must admit, my group uses old school rules.

 

[Jorunkun]

These numbers always amaze me. In twenty-five years of gaming, I've never had a character into the double-digit levels. Ever. At another forum, someone asked for everyone's most powerful character ever, and I had an eighth level and a seventh level character to choose between.

Same thing here. In the last 25 years, I have DM'ed three campaigns running 50 or more sessions each and in neither did anyone surpass level eight. Good thing too, judging from the comments of some of the high-level players in this thread.

 

[Dog Moon]

Pbp: level 3. Started at level 1.

Face-to-face: Level 7, though for some reason I added the one I was DMing as well, which is level 8.

 

[Lanefan]

Currently active:

4th MU (1e)
4th Fighter (1e)
9th Fighter-1st Wizard (3/3.5e)

Retired but available in active games:

8th Ranger-2nd Cleric (3/3.5e) (very soon to be cycled back in to party)
4th Druid-4th Thief (1e)
3rd Assassin (1e)
10th Fighter (1e) - this is the original Lanefan, still going after 23 years!

Highest level ever played:

11th Wizard (Illusionist) (3e) dead
11th War Cleric (1e) dead

Highest level ever DMed:

12th Fighter (1e)
12th Thief (1e)

Lanefan

 

[kigmatzomat]

Same thing here. In the last 25 years, I have DM'ed three campaigns running 50 or more sessions each and in neither did anyone surpass level eight. Good thing too, judging from the comments of some of the high-level players in this thread.

I'm curious why you think it's a good thing. I ask as a GM who ran 2e characters from 3rd-18th level and 3e from 1st-21st, with virtually no house rules. Not argumentative, just curious.

 

[Pinotage]

Interesting result so far. There's a definite tail-off after level 12, but otherwise the distribution looks good. What's up with level 9, though?

I've got 6 PbP characters only:

1st level Dwarven Fighter (Rise of the Runelords) - from 1st
2nd level Human Scout (Crown of the Kobold King) - from 1st
6th level Human Druid (Red Hand of Doom) - from 5th
6th level Human Wizard (Conjurer) (Shackled City) - from 1st
8th level Human Barbarian/Ranger/Horizon Walker (Age of Worms) - from 1st
11th level Human Druid (Iggwilv's Legacy) - from 11th

Pinotage