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Message: <blockquote data-quote="CleverNickName" data-source="post: 8355850" data-attributes="member: 50987">Oh man.  The paladin looks great!  But put me down for an Archdruid.Some folks will probably say that it doesn't matter.  So few characters ever make it to the level cap...and they take so long to get there, and they won't be played for very long once they do.I disagree, though.  I think that the "capstone" for any character class should be a springboard for the next stage of their career, the next chapter in the D&D campaign.  I would have new "Epic Subclasses" that get chosen at 20th level (or whatever the level cap is set at), which gives them the abilities they need for adventuring at levels 20 and up.BECMI had the Immortals.  3.5E had the Epic Level Handbook.   Level-Up could have Epic Subclasses.</blockquote>