There are certain server rules here that you should be aware of.At level 20, you must have at least 5 levels in any class that you take.You can expect a wait time of 3 to 6 weeks between the time that you are approved to take a CDQ and the time that you complete said CDQ. This depends largely on the DM that you chose. Their availability, their wait list, etc. Remember that this DM actually has to write an adventure for you That being said, if you don't have a secondary character to play with, you will probably gain a level or two during this process.RDD will only be approved after level 20.AeonBlues
Now I just need to find a new starting warrior who wants to tag along with me and impress Kilraq with his "great strength of feet."((Cookie points for whoever gets the reference)).
A CDQ can only be requested once your character reaches Level 10, and then there's a 2 month waiting period between completion of the quest and a second request. Essentially, with a CDQ, there is some major, pivotal event that you wish your character to undergo - so a GM runs it for your character and (usually) some of their companions.
An ECDQ is no longer strictly required to reach Level 21, but it's a massive gap otherwise - check out the Experience Table to see what I mean. It HAS to occur at or after 20th level, however.
Does that mean once level 20, and given the proper work done on the players part (CDT, RP, what have you...), a PC can achieve level 21 as the result of a completed ECDQ?
Really? But is a ECDQ the same as a WLDQ where you need to do something significant?
So an ECDQ won't get you to level 21 anymore? I'm confused cause you just said it would...