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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Upper_Krust" data-source="post: 4077907" data-attributes="member: 326">Okay, the D&D XP for monsters could be something like:1st: 100 XP2nd: 1253rd: 1504th: 1755th: 2006th: 2507th: 3008th: 3509th: 40010th: 50011th: 60012th: 70013th: 80014th: 100015th: 120016th: 140017th: 160018th: 200019th: 240020th: 280021st: 320022nd: 400023rd: 480024th: 560025th: 640026th: 800027th: 960028th: 11,20029th: 12,80030th: 16,000Minion 30th: 4000Elite 30th: 32,000Solo 30th: 80,000Of course this doesn't explain why the Pit Fiend is 18,000 XP rather than 16,000, but it could be that monsters can use everything from their level, up to, but not including the next. So the 26th-level range is 8000-9599 XP.A few musings. If 4 minions = 1 standard monster, 2 standard = 1 elite and 5 standard = 1 solo, then the following seems logical.Standard = Minion +8Elite = Minion +12, or Standard +4Solo = Minion +17, Elite +5 or Standard +9Ergo (while the math itself may need to be rejigged?) a 26th-level Elite Pit Fiend would be a potential:21st Level Solo Monster30th-level Standard Monster(Hypothetical*) 38th-level Minion Monster*</blockquote>