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<blockquote data-quote="Li Shenron" data-source="post: 1864729" data-attributes="member: 1465">I know you were thinking about level loss mostly. If you keep track of every past level, you can backtrack and handle level loss &quot;perfectly&quot;, in the sense that you can send the character &quot;back in time&quot;. It would be hard to remember without writing it down.The reason why I don't do that is because I don't need level loss to be exactly what you mean. I don't mind the character going back to exactly where it was one level ago, I just mind that the character remains within the rules, i.e. it is still a correct character of that level according to the rules. Official rules are not 100% accurate on this (IIRC they don't mention what you should do with HP for example, and one could even read that they adon't change).As I said, it's a different possibility, but nontheless it works fine. It doesn't matter to me if a PC with 1 level less loses exactly all the features he had gained in the previous level.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Li Shenron, post: 1864729, member: 1465"] I know you were thinking about level loss mostly. If you keep track of every past level, you can backtrack and handle level loss "perfectly", in the sense that you can send the character "back in time". It would be hard to remember without writing it down. The reason why I don't do that is because I don't need level loss to be exactly what you mean. I don't mind the character going back to exactly where it was one level ago, I just mind that the character remains within the rules, i.e. it is still a correct character of that level according to the rules. Official rules are not 100% accurate on this (IIRC they don't mention what you should do with HP for example, and one could even read that they adon't change). As I said, it's a different possibility, but nontheless it works fine. It doesn't matter to me if a PC with 1 level less loses exactly all the features he had gained in the previous level. [/QUOTE]

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