higher level than 20 [Archive] - Wizards Community

higher level than 20 [Archive] - Wizards Community

Post/Author/DateTime Post
EMarc
09-29-04, 06:31 PM I'm new in D&d 3.5
I'm still lerarning the rules.
Is it possible to develop a character with an experience level higher than 20... all tables are till level 20... does the master expend tehm or... you never used character with level 20 or more because to powerfull?

thanks for the info
Kingside_Bishop
09-29-04, 07:15 PM Going past level 20 is considered an "epic level game." Few games go to this height, but for those who are interested there's the "Epic Level Handbook" with 21+ class charts, as well as extensions for common prestige classes (you might not know about those yet). It functions as a Player's Handbook and DM's guide (and maybe Monster Manual, I'm not sure) for epic levels. I have been DMing for about five years, and am just now getting a group close to epic (they're 17th level).
EMarc
09-30-04, 02:32 AM Thank you for the information!
It's my first time with D&D... and it's different from the other role playing game that i've done (runequest which is quiet complete but not so rich, shadowrun for which i'm mastering and for that one, nobody survive very long... maximum 10 mission, and that's the fun, changing character after a few mission)
But anyway thank you for the info!!

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
EMarc 09-29-04, 06:31 PM	I'm new in D&d 3.5 I'm still lerarning the rules. Is it possible to develop a character with an experience level higher than 20... all tables are till level 20... does the master expend tehm or... you never used character with level 20 or more because to powerfull? thanks for the info
Kingside_Bishop 09-29-04, 07:15 PM	Going past level 20 is considered an "epic level game." Few games go to this height, but for those who are interested there's the "Epic Level Handbook" with 21+ class charts, as well as extensions for common prestige classes (you might not know about those yet). It functions as a Player's Handbook and DM's guide (and maybe Monster Manual, I'm not sure) for epic levels. I have been DMing for about five years, and am just now getting a group close to epic (they're 17th level).
EMarc 09-30-04, 02:32 AM	Thank you for the information! It's my first time with D&D... and it's different from the other role playing game that i've done (runequest which is quiet complete but not so rich, shadowrun for which i'm mastering and for that one, nobody survive very long... maximum 10 mission, and that's the fun, changing character after a few mission) But anyway thank you for the info!!