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<blockquote data-quote="Blue" data-source="post: 7465034" data-attributes="member: 20564">I agree with Oofta, [MENTION=24254]Ymdar[/MENTION] - changes in assumptions.&nbsp; These all make some choices about baselines.Here's the assumptions for how many rolls on each table for the link I gave:&nbsp; Next assumption is has to do with there are no per-PC rolls, it's per party.&nbsp; So changes in&nbsp; party size will impact the number of items.&nbsp; The link I did had a party&nbsp; size of 4 - different party sizes may have less per PC because it's spread more ways.&nbsp; This leads to this:And then finally the breakdown into what players get and what level was a manual &quot;best fit&quot;.&nbsp; Since items are coming in as a party over a spread of levels, any individual PC has a spread of when they would be received.&nbsp; This was just an attempt at a theoretical good fit of what an average member of the party would get and at what levels.&nbsp; But there are a lot of assumptions to</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Blue, post: 7465034, member: 20564"] I agree with Oofta, [MENTION=24254]Ymdar[/MENTION] - changes in assumptions. These all make some choices about baselines. Here's the assumptions for how many rolls on each table for the link I gave: Next assumption is has to do with there are no per-PC rolls, it's per party. So changes in party size will impact the number of items. The link I did had a party size of 4 - different party sizes may have less per PC because it's spread more ways. This leads to this: And then finally the breakdown into what players get and what level was a manual "best fit". Since items are coming in as a party over a spread of levels, any individual PC has a spread of when they would be received. This was just an attempt at a theoretical good fit of what an average member of the party would get and at what levels. But there are a lot of assumptions to [/QUOTE]

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