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Just keep in mind that:
- Higher level pawns will decrease your own experience gain from enemies that can make some earlier parts more difficult due to being underleveled if you aren't doing additional hunting or sidequests to counteract this.
- Pawns with good equipment can still end up being complete rubbish because of improper skills or inclinations. Level and equipment alone doesn't mean very much if the pawn is not setup well for your intended role.
- Pawns with good equipment, higher level, and proper skills/inclinations can make large portions of the main game laughably trivial. Even a level 30ish pawn with good equipment and proper skills/inclinations can make large portions of the game trivial.
Meaning that if you're wanting a more even experience, it's best to look at a pawn first by skills and inclinations for their intended role... Then look at their level and if their equipment is suitable for their level.