D&D General High level of earn less ap/xp

[le Redoutable]

... than low level ones
prices are the same
Example
Stats _value price
1 100
2 +81
3 +64
6 +49
5 +36
6 +25
7 +16
8 +9
9 +4
10 +1
Total cost : 385.
Because there are six stats
6x385=1800+480+30=2310

 

[le Redoutable]

You earn your life with a using of professional skills

 

[dave2008]

... than low level ones
prices are the same
Example
Stats value price
1 100
2 +81
3 +64
6 +49
5 +36
6 +25
7 +16
8 +9
9 +4
10 +1
Total cost : 385.
Because there are six stats
6x385=1800+380+30=2210

I'm not sure if you realize this, but this post makes no sense on its own or in relation to the thread title. If you truly want constructive comments you have to explain yourself better. This goes for about 99% of the threads you have made.

 

[le Redoutable]

I'm not sure if you realize this, but this post makes no sense on its own or in relation to the thread title. If you truly want constructive comments you have to explain yourself better. This goes for about 99% of the threads you have made.

I know ; I get almost no feedback from my work

 

[le Redoutable]

You ethearn your life with a using of professional skills

The problem here is how to climb up in a given profession

 

[le Redoutable]

I'm not sure if you realize this, but this post makes no sense on its own or in relation to the thread title. If you truly want constructive comments you have to explain yourself better. This goes for about 99% of the threads you have made.

Or perhaps I ego whip some people who don't have the proper defense

 

[Blue Orange]

I think we've already built up enough of an intellect fortress not to be worried.

Seriously, does anyone know of a French-language forum that could help le Redoutable? My Google-fu c'est tres mal.

I think he's saying you should need less XP to go up each additional level, because you get better at doing something as you practice it for a living. I can't say I agree; it's harder to learn, say, physics if you don't know any, but at a certain point it gets harder to proceed as you enter areas that haven't been studied or are more challenging. It's less trouble to learn electromagnetism once you know Newton's laws and are comfortable manipulating equations, but doing original research is going to get harder the more esoteric you get. Similarly, it's hard to learn to box, but once you do it's easier to learn new techniques...but you'll probably never be good enough to go up against Anthony Joshua or Tyson Fury.

The reason nobody does this is because monsters get more powerful, so the further you go along the more XP you get for each one. The problems with balancing this over the years have led to a lot of DMs giving up and levelling people up at given points in the story.

 

[le Redoutable]

I think we've already built up enough of an intellect fort

I think we've already built up enough of an intellect fortress not to be worried.

Seriously, does anyone know of a French-language forum that could help le Redoutable? My Google-fu c'est tres mal.

I think he's saying you should need less XP to go up each additional level, because you get better at doing something as you practice it for a living. I can't say I agree; it's harder to learn, say, physics if you don't know any, but at a certain point it gets harder to proceed as you enter areas that haven't been studied or are more challenging. It's less trouble to learn electromagnetism once you know Newton's laws and are comfortable manipulating equations, but doing original research is going to get harder the more esoteric you get. Similarly, it's hard to learn to box, but once you do it's easier to learn new techniques...but you'll probably never be good enough to go up against Anthony Joshua or Tyson Fury.

The reason nobody does this is because monsters get more powerful, so the further you go along the more XP you get for each one. The problems with balancing this over the years have led to a lot of DMs giving up and levelling people up at given points in the story.

ress not to be worried.

Seriously, does anyone know of a French-language forum that could help le Redoutable? My Google-fu c'est tres mal.

I think he's saying you should need less XP to go up each addition

, because you get better at doing something as you practice it for a living. I can't say I agree; it's harder to learn, say, physics if you don't know any, but at a certain point it gets harder to proceed as you enter areas that haven't been studied or are more challenging. It's less trouble to learn electromagnetism once you know Newton's laws and are comfortable manipulating equations, but doing original research is going to get harder the more esoteric you get. Similarly, it's hard to learn to box, but once you do it's easier to learn new techniques...but you'll probably never be good enough to go up against Anthony Joshua or Tyson Fury.

The reason nobody does this is because monsters get more powerful, so the further you go along the more XP you get for each one. The problems with balancing this over the years have led to a lot of DMs giving up and levelling people up at given points in the story.

I think we've already built up enough of an intellect fortress not to be worried.

Seriously, does anyone know of a French-language forum that could help le Redoutable? My Google-fu c'est tres mal.

I think he's saying you should need less XP to go up each additional level, because you get better at doing something as you practice it for a living. I can't say I agree; it's harder to learn, say, physics if you don't know any, but at a certain point it gets harder to proceed as you enter areas that haven't been studied or are more challenging. It's less trouble to learn electromagnetism once you know Newton's laws and are comfortable manipulating equations, but doing original research is going to get harder the more esoteric you get. Similarly, it's hard to learn to box, but once you do it's easier to learn new techniques...but you'll probably never be good enough to go up against Anthony Joshua or Tyson Fury.

reason nobody does this is because monsters get more powerful, so the further you go along the more XP you get for each one. The problems with balancing this over the years have led to a lot of DMs giving up and levelling people up at given points in the story.

First, xp only serve as a rule to deal with level.
Then, high levels run with smoothness.
It is said that, when you see the end of your journey and before climbing to heaven,

You Fight using willpower against excessive fame , richness and the like.

 

[Ulorian - Agent of Chaos]

Or perhaps I ego whip some people who don't have the proper defense

That's certainly one way of looking at it...

 

[Blue Orange]

You. Fight using willpower against excessive fame , richness and the like.

Oh, it was a 1e joke. Intellect Fortress was the best defense against the Ego Whip psionic attack.