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Message: <blockquote data-quote="steeldragons" data-source="post: 6617061" data-attributes="member: 92511">While I, personally still use a homebrew of differing XP values dependent on class and accumulation significantly slower than anything 5e suggests, I have wondered about if anyone has ever played or tried this...and, if so, how it works/worked out: # of next level = # of sessions that must be played to achieve it.Level 1 is still immediate (which I do not personally approve of,but understand the appeal). You are level2 on the second session and then need to play 3 sessions to become [on your 4th session since starting] 3rd level. You then have to play 4 more sessions to become 4th. 5 more sessions after that and you're 5th, etc...etc...I wonder if, maybe, it might be a middle of the road for someone (like me) that does not want/enjoy fast progression...but does adhere to the more modern gaming sensibility that all PCs are created equal and should be leveling together all at the same time.The problem with this that I see is those situations (and we've all had them) when you've gone through 3 4 hour sessions, yet somehow, your PCs has only completed a single combat and explored 2 more rooms, over about 3 hours of in-game time...but it's taken you (for myriad reasons) 3 sessions to get that far.</blockquote>