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<blockquote data-quote="joethelawyer" data-source="post: 4760018" data-attributes="member: 55764">I guess what I'm looking for, to put it simply, is shown on the last column of pgs. 196-215 of the AD&amp;D DMG.&nbsp; It say that if I kill a rust monster I get 185 + 4/hp in xp, no matter what level I am.&nbsp; If anyone has done such a chart for 3.x monsters, that's what I am looking for.&nbsp; The reason I am reluctant to use the AD&amp;D charts, even though the PF character XP progression chart is similar to the average of all the classes XP in AD&amp;D, is that in 3.x some of the monsters got substantial power-ups, as compared to their AD&amp;D counterparts.&nbsp; Even if the chart someone may have developed is based on the 3.x progression for character xp, all I would need to do for the slower progression in PF is divide that xp award by 3 or 4. That way all monsters are consistent with each other, at least, in terms of xp relative to monster power.Does anyone have such a chart?Thx.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="joethelawyer, post: 4760018, member: 55764"] I guess what I'm looking for, to put it simply, is shown on the last column of pgs. 196-215 of the AD&D DMG. It say that if I kill a rust monster I get 185 + 4/hp in xp, no matter what level I am. If anyone has done such a chart for 3.x monsters, that's what I am looking for. The reason I am reluctant to use the AD&D charts, even though the PF character XP progression chart is similar to the average of all the classes XP in AD&D, is that in 3.x some of the monsters got substantial power-ups, as compared to their AD&D counterparts. Even if the chart someone may have developed is based on the 3.x progression for character xp, all I would need to do for the slower progression in PF is divide that xp award by 3 or 4. That way all monsters are consistent with each other, at least, in terms of xp relative to monster power. Does anyone have such a chart? Thx. [/QUOTE]

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