Proposal: Adjustments to Time Experience

TwoHeadsBarking · Sep 9, 2010

renau1g said:
@TwoHeadsBarking - are you good with doubling time gold as well to keep pace?

Yes. It would be pretty sensible to maintain the wealth by level guideline.

garyh · Sep 9, 2010

Thanks for the ping.

Yes to doubling time XP, doubling time GP, and awarding time XP by days instead of by month.

Did I miss anything?

Luinnar · Sep 9, 2010

garyh said:
Yes to doubling time XP, doubling time GP, and awarding time XP by days instead of by month.

Doubling DM credits was talked about as well.

renau1g · Sep 9, 2010

DM credits are worth one time months of gold/xp so they're automatically doubled.

"DMs earn points for the successful completion of an adventure. These points, called DM points, may be redeemed for a month's worth of Time XP for the character of the DM's choice. A DM earns two points per complete calendar month that their adventure covers. Thus, for a successful adventure lasting six months, a DM would earn enough points to exchange for 12 months worth of time xp, which would be one full character level."

evilbob · Sep 9, 2010

Perhaps this is akin to double secret probation?

stonegod · Sep 9, 2010

Are this prorated for after acceptance or kick in retroactively for folks that haven't been awarded yet? Last time, we had to split by date.

LadyLaw · Sep 9, 2010

From back on page 3.

renau1g said:
re: changes - they'd take effect after the proposal passes. IMO right away, so however the DM chooses to do it, wait until month is over or encounter is over, but only months going forward will be affected as otherwise it provides an advantage for those who are in an adventure that hasn't been awarded xp in a while.

stonegod · Sep 9, 2010

I suspected as much; wanted to ensure. Should make an announcement in Discussion then.

H.M.Gimlord · Sep 9, 2010

So in summary:

Part 1: Already approved by 3 yes votes and 0 no votes
Part 2: Approved by 4 yes votes and 1 no vote

Part 1 is in effect presently
Part 2 has ~32 hours to wait for further no votes or for judges to change their minds before it is in effect.