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<blockquote data-quote="S'mon" data-source="post: 6757559" data-attributes="member: 463"><p>5e levelling is quite fast* anyway - the highest level PC IMC (online, ca 3 hours/session), the Barbarian just made 10th after 46 sessions. And like pre-3e lower level PCs in a higher level group level up quickly in most of the XP range, because the numbers needed to advance and the awards increase rapidly. The Cleric PC who started at 6th was already quite close to 7th as I recall, and he was levelling up every 2-3 sessions where the higher level PCs needed 5-6. Currently after the biggest XP award yet on Thursday (11,000 for one session, #46, where they killed a CR 17 dragon turtle and seized its hoard) the Cleric is just below 9th. The two original PCs from the start of the game are the Rogue who just made 9th, and the Barbarian who just made 10th.</p><p></p><p>*Maybe not as fast as running 3e/PF in Adventure Path play - my Pathfinder group were </p><p>levelling every 2 sessions for the first half of the campaign ca 2nd-8th level, using Medium </p><p>Track XP. But certainly faster than my Classic D&D campaign, ca 6-8 tabletop sessions to level.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="S'mon, post: 6757559, member: 463"] 5e levelling is quite fast* anyway - the highest level PC IMC (online, ca 3 hours/session), the Barbarian just made 10th after 46 sessions. And like pre-3e lower level PCs in a higher level group level up quickly in most of the XP range, because the numbers needed to advance and the awards increase rapidly. The Cleric PC who started at 6th was already quite close to 7th as I recall, and he was levelling up every 2-3 sessions where the higher level PCs needed 5-6. Currently after the biggest XP award yet on Thursday (11,000 for one session, #46, where they killed a CR 17 dragon turtle and seized its hoard) the Cleric is just below 9th. The two original PCs from the start of the game are the Rogue who just made 9th, and the Barbarian who just made 10th. *Maybe not as fast as running 3e/PF in Adventure Path play - my Pathfinder group were levelling every 2 sessions for the first half of the campaign ca 2nd-8th level, using Medium Track XP. But certainly faster than my Classic D&D campaign, ca 6-8 tabletop sessions to level. [/QUOTE]
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