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Erekose · 04-02-2001, 09:04 AM

I think you have hit the nail on the proverbial head. Low levels equals chance for character development. Something that doesn't happen in the same way if your level 3000 and 46

Indeed where do you go with a level 40 character? Battling demi-powers and the like? Take the D&D option and retire the character. I wonder how viable a low level game in a D&D format would be in the current market? I would still love to say, "Yep, I killed that vampire with a series of magic missiles, then my fighter did him in with his trusty +1 dagger"

"Of course half the party were killed when level drained down to nothing and we had to stake them, but we did it".

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"You all wished me to arouse the blade and use it. Now, I think, we begin to understand the consequences. The Black Sword must be fed. It will feed on friends if it cannot feed on enemies......"

04-02-2001, 09:04 AM	#36
Erekose The Magister Join Date: March 25, 2001 Location: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Posts: 117	I think you have hit the nail on the proverbial head. Low levels equals chance for character development. Something that doesn't happen in the same way if your level 3000 and 46 Indeed where do you go with a level 40 character? Battling demi-powers and the like? Take the D&D option and retire the character. I wonder how viable a low level game in a D&D format would be in the current market? I would still love to say, "Yep, I killed that vampire with a series of magic missiles, then my fighter did him in with his trusty +1 dagger" "Of course half the party were killed when level drained down to nothing and we had to stake them, but we did it". ------------------ "You all wished me to arouse the blade and use it. Now, I think, we begin to understand the consequences. The Black Sword must be fed. It will feed on friends if it cannot feed on enemies......"