SlagMortar
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I would explain that as an encounter that occurred before the start of the current adventure, or at some point during that adventure where the other PCs were not involved for some reason.Rystil Arden said:Hmm, it's an interesting thought, but that doesn't really cover what seems to be by far the most common usage of GM credits--during an adventure spending 1 or 2 when the PC is just baaaaarely below the next level after a big XP haul in order to make the level.
It is only ever spent on those things, never gained from them as far as I know.Rystil Arden said:But since XP can be used as a currency in magic items and spells, I don't think we need to look at it as purely adventures completed. Certainly Zaeryl specifically views it as power, memory, and mental capacity recovered from what he has lost.
I do like that a little better, though I still find it a bit of a stretch.Rystil Arden said:Of course, if you must phrase it as 'an adventure', you could even think of it as the PC of the player spending the credit gives Zaeryl an awesome tip of where to find a good adventure, and Zaeryl pays for the privilege.