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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Storm Raven" data-source="post: 3269141" data-attributes="member: 307">The cavalier's experience point chart was tough, but not especially so. To advance as a cavalier required the following experience points (I have listed the experience point total at which one would advance to the level listed, and what level a fighter at the same experience point total would be):Cavalier 2     2,501    Fighter 2cavalier 3     5,001    Fighter 3cavalier 4    10,001    Fighter 4Cavalier 5    18,501    Fighter 5Cavalier 6    37,001    Fighter 6Cavalier 7    85,001    Fighter 7Cavalier 8   140,001   Fighter 8Cavalier 9   220,001   Fighter 8Cavalier 10  300,001  Fighter 8Note that at upper levels, the Fighter is stuck at 8th level, while the Cavalier rockets past him. And the cavalier is never more than a few thousand experience points behind the fighter in advancing to a particular level (the biggest gap is 8th level, where the fighter advances to 8th at 120,001 experience points, but the cavalier needs an additional 20,000 experience points to catch up, at all other levels, the gap is smaller, or vanishes entirely and is reversed).Oh, and one ability of the Paladin once it was attached to the Cavalier that I forgot - they would advance their Charisma score just like (and in addition to) the ability of standard Cavaliers to advance their Strength, Dexterity and Constitution scores, so they would almost certainly end up with 18/00 Strength, Dexterity, Constitution, and Charisma by mid levels.</blockquote>

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