Reply to thread

Message: <blockquote data-quote="darkrose50" data-source="post: 7584602" data-attributes="member: 70793">Leveling from 1 to 3 should likely be quick, and then slow down.  Looking at the XP table this seems baked in.  The flat rare leveling systems should take this into consideration.  [*] I like the idea of playing archeologists of treasure hunters where XP was determined by the value of unearthed ancient treasure.[*] I like the idea that it takes a number of years times the new level attained.  I think that different classes would have differing multipliers, but I think that this as a good way to measure classes, especially wizards.Figure that if a wizard was the equivalent of a fully trained medical doctor (30-ish) . . . then . . .L1 = 1-year of experience . . . Undergraduate Degree [age 22]L2 = 3-years of experience . . . Masters Degree [age 24]L3 = 6-years of experience . . . Doctoral Degree [age 30]L4 = 10-years of experience . . . [age 40]L5 = 15-years of experience . . . [age 55] . . . under this thinking a fireball tossing wizard would normally be around 55-years-old.. . . but these are heroes.  I like to think that heroes would level advance quicker than their non-hero brethren.    <space>[*] I also like the idea of having a winter downtime as a minimum in order to level in order to age a year (perhaps starting at level 4).</blockquote>