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<blockquote data-quote="sniffles" data-source="post: 2171362" data-attributes="member: 30035">It's interesting to see what levels other players have reached, and how often they play.&nbsp; The highest level I've reached is 13th - but that's in a short-term game that we started at 12th level about 6 weeks ago.&nbsp; &nbsp;For a long-term game the highest level achieved is 9th, in a campaign that just ended April 1st.&nbsp; We'd been playing that one for nearly 7 years, but the first 6 years were in 2e AD&amp;D.&nbsp; We usually played about twice a month, 4 to 6 hours per session, but there was a long period where we only played every couple of months due to scheduling conflicts.&nbsp;I admit I find it hard running a 13th level character, but I think that's partly because I haven't had the practice of running the character continuously over a longer period of time.&nbsp; We're starting a new campaign to take the place of the one that just ended, and it will be interesting to see how long we can keep it going.&nbsp; I can't really imagine playing the same character for years and years anymore - after a while I start thinking about something new to play and get bored with the old stuff.&nbsp; The GMs in our group all tend to be fairly non-lethal, so I don't often get a chance to roll up a new character for an ongoing campaign.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="sniffles, post: 2171362, member: 30035"] It's interesting to see what levels other players have reached, and how often they play. The highest level I've reached is 13th - but that's in a short-term game that we started at 12th level about 6 weeks ago. For a long-term game the highest level achieved is 9th, in a campaign that just ended April 1st. We'd been playing that one for nearly 7 years, but the first 6 years were in 2e AD&D. We usually played about twice a month, 4 to 6 hours per session, but there was a long period where we only played every couple of months due to scheduling conflicts. I admit I find it hard running a 13th level character, but I think that's partly because I haven't had the practice of running the character continuously over a longer period of time. We're starting a new campaign to take the place of the one that just ended, and it will be interesting to see how long we can keep it going. I can't really imagine playing the same character for years and years anymore - after a while I start thinking about something new to play and get bored with the old stuff. The GMs in our group all tend to be fairly non-lethal, so I don't often get a chance to roll up a new character for an ongoing campaign. [/QUOTE]

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