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Message: <blockquote data-quote="AuraSeer" data-source="post: 889970" data-attributes="member: 1331">Yep.Consider the reverse case. You fail a Will save one day, and your PC wakes up in an unfamiliar town, disoriented. In his backpack there's a letter of thanks from the king; it turns out he killed a dragon. He kind of remembers doing it, but he wasn't in his right mind while doing so. (You as a player got no chance to make any rolls or decisions.) Should you get a free level just for failing a Will save, or should that XP go to the mage who cast dominate person?Use the rogue's level, just as if the rogue used a scroll of some other offensive spell.It shouldn't make much of a difference anyway. If the rogue has access to an unbalancingly powerful scroll, any XP weirdness is the DM's fault, because he's responsible for maintaining the treasure balance. (You wouldn't give a scroll of meteor swarm to low-level mage, so don't be giving scrolls of dominate monster to a low-level rogue.)</blockquote>