It can take a long time to get an old school character to those kind of levels. I am learning that the higher levels can be great fun if you design your adventure locations and adversaries properly.Ĭharacters above 11th and 12th level in original or basic D&D have some serious time under their belts. Characters at those levels have some interesting capacities but they are still have some vulnerabilities. I have also noticed a lot of old school fans feel the sweet spot of old school D&D falling somewhere in the neighborhood of 5th through 8th levels.
Often this is because life happens, the DM gets burned out, or the group decides they want to try something different before the characters achieve higher levels. A lot of campaigns fizzle out before characters hit 9th or 10th level. The lethality of old school play can keep you from getting a character much over 6th or 7th level. Most old school DM’s and players, in my experience, have not been a part of games with high level characters.
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