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<blockquote data-quote="seasong" data-source="post: 830093" data-attributes="member: 5137"><p>Sorry, that wasn't clear: based on conversations I've been in on these boards, about this very topic, 1 level per year is slow. For myself, one level per year is <em>as fast as I'm willing to go</em>. The death rate is also about <em>as low as I'm willing to go</em>. I threw out those numbers to show that the philosophy held, even at the extremes.</p><p></p><p>Elves who live adventurous lives die. Elves who don't, advance more slowly. Elf levels certainly still average higher than humans, but not by much, and the <em>maximum</em> level for both is the same, because it is limited by violent death and CON for resurrections, long before age becomes an issue. If humans are more populous/fertile, they can afford more adventuresome types, so they will have more people at the high levels than elves (but also a lower percentage of their population).</p><p></p><p>If you ask me, goblin fighters should own everything.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="seasong, post: 830093, member: 5137"] Sorry, that wasn't clear: based on conversations I've been in on these boards, about this very topic, 1 level per year is slow. For myself, one level per year is [i]as fast as I'm willing to go[/i]. The death rate is also about [i]as low as I'm willing to go[/i]. I threw out those numbers to show that the philosophy held, even at the extremes. Elves who live adventurous lives die. Elves who don't, advance more slowly. Elf levels certainly still average higher than humans, but not by much, and the [i]maximum[/i] level for both is the same, because it is limited by violent death and CON for resurrections, long before age becomes an issue. If humans are more populous/fertile, they can afford more adventuresome types, so they will have more people at the high levels than elves (but also a lower percentage of their population). If you ask me, goblin fighters should own everything. [/QUOTE]
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