In the D&D system, characters can advance up to level 20. Until 15, they can choose one to three basic classes and after that, they can take a prestige class as well (prestige classes specialize more and have some restrictions). I got a level 2 Sorcerer, which is practically a sorcerer that just began adventuring.
4e has 30 levels, brah.
Also, Prestige classes aren't limited to level 15, brah.
Also, swanky D&D talk, brah.
4e has 30 levels, brah.
Also, Prestige classes aren't limited to level 15, brah.
Also, swanky D&D talk, brah.
lolwut, Sorcerer with a 16 strength? Shiiiiiiit.
Lawful Good? On my SWRP?
You're not cool enough to be in the club.
I'm Chaotic Neutral. That means total anarchy with a goal of destroying your club.
Conformist swine!
A lawful good character hates to see the guilty go unpunished. Lawful good is the best alignment you can be because it combines honor and compassion.