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<blockquote data-quote="Renshai" data-source="post: 20492" data-attributes="member: 1061">Have you really tried? I find it sparks my creativity.Comments like this just floor me. The current D&amp;D game wouldn’t be the same if high level characters didn’t exist. Do you ever plan on your current characters reaching higher levels? Say you run Greyhawk for the next ten years, and in that time 14 of your PCs make it to the Epic Levels. Does this make your campaign not playable?Untrue. My PCs feel quite heroic. Elminster and Drizzt’s existence matters very little to them. Do you define leaving your mark by what level you attained? Or the deeds you performed? These sort of dislikes “usually” stem from someone not even giving it a try.I’ve run, Sunless Citadel, Forge of Fury, Heart of Nightfang Spire, and ¾ of Return to the Temple of Elemental Evil for Forgotten Realms characters. Not once have the characters seemed too powerful for them. Again, something that you can’t know until you tried.This is a matter of personal taste I suppose. However, I find that none of the other settings, (save for Scarred Lands) offer anything really unique in flavor. Just my opinions…Ren</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Renshai, post: 20492, member: 1061"] Have you really tried? I find it sparks my creativity. Comments like this just floor me. The current D&D game wouldn’t be the same if high level characters didn’t exist. Do you ever plan on your current characters reaching higher levels? Say you run Greyhawk for the next ten years, and in that time 14 of your PCs make it to the Epic Levels. Does this make your campaign not playable? Untrue. My PCs feel quite heroic. Elminster and Drizzt’s existence matters very little to them. Do you define leaving your mark by what level you attained? Or the deeds you performed? These sort of dislikes “usually” stem from someone not even giving it a try. I’ve run, Sunless Citadel, Forge of Fury, Heart of Nightfang Spire, and ¾ of Return to the Temple of Elemental Evil for Forgotten Realms characters. Not once have the characters seemed too powerful for them. Again, something that you can’t know until you tried. This is a matter of personal taste I suppose. However, I find that none of the other settings, (save for Scarred Lands) offer anything really unique in flavor. Just my opinions… Ren [/QUOTE]

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