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<blockquote data-quote="DDK" data-source="post: 544063" data-attributes="member: 6469">First off I'd just like to say that there's plenty of reason to go past tenth level, however like Monte just said, there could be more. The best example, IMO, is the rogue. The worst example is... hrm, toss up between the paladin and the ranger. The paladin getting all those remove diseases is just... stoopid and boring. Some more smite attacks, now that'd be good!Although, beyond tenth level, I reckon the best idea is to have a pool of abilities to choose from like the rogue and simply balance them to the individual classes. Now THAT would be cool.Ok, as a side note, I simply *have* to ask this. Whatever happened to your stance on PrC's? I remember going, &quot;Yay! Monte agrees, there are too many PrC's!&quot; and then in every book you put out, there are more and more PrC's...Catering to a market is all very well and good, but whinging about it beforehand and THEN catering to it is... well...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DDK, post: 544063, member: 6469"] First off I'd just like to say that there's plenty of reason to go past tenth level, however like Monte just said, there could be more. The best example, IMO, is the rogue. The worst example is... hrm, toss up between the paladin and the ranger. The paladin getting all those remove diseases is just... stoopid and boring. Some more smite attacks, now that'd be good! Although, beyond tenth level, I reckon the best idea is to have a pool of abilities to choose from like the rogue and simply balance them to the individual classes. Now THAT would be cool. Ok, as a side note, I simply *have* to ask this. Whatever happened to your stance on PrC's? I remember going, "Yay! Monte agrees, there are too many PrC's!" and then in every book you put out, there are more and more PrC's... Catering to a market is all very well and good, but whinging about it beforehand and THEN catering to it is... well... [/QUOTE]

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