I ran a 3.5 PC - a human fighter - through a full campaign, 1st through 20th.
I ran a 3.5 PC - a lizardfolk fighter/barbarian - through a different full campaign, 1st through 20th.
Those would be my highest, as we never dip into epic levels.
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Not quite the same, but in one D&D 3.5 campaign we had a duckbunny NPC...his name was Quiffington and he had the blended intellect of five different mages. (Serves them right for messing about with wild magic....)
Johnathan
In tonight's (short) "Middle of Elsewhere" game session, the PCs:
Were three days into a five-day trek across a forest-covered vertical gear of Mechanus, which connected to the horizontal gear on which the town of Elsewhere was currently parked
Were hailed by a group of four adventurers...
I once played a cowardly PC, and designed him that way on purpose, because my son was building a Skylanders-based D&D game to introduce my nephew (who was 10 years old at the time) to RPGs, and we decided we'd be running a two-player campaign where my nephew was the main character and I was the...
I ran a low-Intelligence lizardfolk fighter/barbarian PC who'd been raised his whole life in a drow slave camp. As a result, he had a rather limited understanding about how the world really was. On their first excursion on the surface world, I had my PC tackle a fellow slave - a dwarf fighter...
ADVENTURE 8: BURNING DOWN THE HOUSE
PC Roster:
Adrielle, human/merfolk scout 2
Brendan Conaill, human monk 2
Kruz Taszan, changeling rogue 2
Shiroko, snow fox hengeyokai wu jen 2
NPC Roster:
Hoppy, mongrelfolk adept 2
Game Session...
Some further thoughts:
I'm not sure what edition you're using; I'm a 3.5 guy and so this is all going to be using what I know of the 3.5 rules - there might be some tweaking of this concept if you're using 5E rules. (I honestly don't know enough about 5E to confirm.) However, it strikes me...