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<blockquote data-quote="CleverNickName" data-source="post: 8310524" data-attributes="member: 50987">To answer the original question in the thread title: D&amp;D has a level cap at 20 because levels need to cap somewhere, and 20 is as good of a number as any.&nbsp; There is nothing stopping you from capping all class levels at Xth level, where X is any number between 1 and 20.This is really easy to dial in yourself.&nbsp; Let's say you've decided that you want the level cap to be 6th level.&nbsp; (I'm sure you have your reasons.)&nbsp; So characters would just&nbsp; stop leveling up when they reach 14,000 xp and would earn ASIs when they reach the proper amount of XP for them.&nbsp; Like this:&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; 0 xp = 1st level&nbsp; &nbsp; 300 xp = 2nd level&nbsp; &nbsp; 900 xp = 3rd level&nbsp; 2,700 xp = 4th level, ASI&nbsp; 6,500 xp = 5th level&nbsp;14,000 xp = 6th level (the cap)&nbsp;34,000 xp = ASI100,000 xp = ASI195,000 xp = ASI355,000 xp = ASI</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CleverNickName, post: 8310524, member: 50987"] To answer the original question in the thread title: D&D has a level cap at 20 because levels need to cap [I]somewhere, [/I]and 20 is as good of a number as any. There is nothing stopping you from capping all class levels at Xth level, where X is any number between 1 and 20. This is really easy to dial in yourself. Let's say you've decided that you want the level cap to be 6th level. (I'm sure you have your reasons.) So characters would just stop leveling up when they reach 14,000 xp and would earn ASIs when they reach the proper amount of XP for them. Like this: [FONT=courier new] 0 xp = 1st level 300 xp = 2nd level 900 xp = 3rd level 2,700 xp = 4th level, ASI 6,500 xp = 5th level 14,000 xp = 6th level (the cap) 34,000 xp = ASI 100,000 xp = ASI 195,000 xp = ASI 355,000 xp = ASI[/FONT] [/QUOTE]

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