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<blockquote data-quote="HeapThaumaturgist" data-source="post: 2554135" data-attributes="member: 12332">Nifty calculators to run XP automatically.Heck, since I use DMGenie, it does it for me ... from calculation to awarding.&nbsp; It works out wonderfully.For my GT games, I have another calculator.&nbsp; d20Modern as well.&nbsp; For our SWRPG game I found the advancement to be a little slow for the timespan we had, it was a fininte campaign so we pretty much leveled up once per two-three sessions or so, bringing them exactly from 3rd level padawans to 7th level knights at the end of the game.&nbsp; I gave out XP based on the charts, then went &quot;Eeeeeeehhhhhhhhh ... another 1000xp to bring you to the next level?&nbsp; Sure.&quot;Sometimes I'll do that with 3.5E.&nbsp; If we end a campaign arc or something and the characters are within 15% or so of their goal, I'll give them the XP to hit the next level, in roleplaying awards and the like.&nbsp; --fje</blockquote>

[QUOTE="HeapThaumaturgist, post: 2554135, member: 12332"] Nifty calculators to run XP automatically. Heck, since I use DMGenie, it does it for me ... from calculation to awarding. It works out wonderfully. For my GT games, I have another calculator. d20Modern as well. For our SWRPG game I found the advancement to be a little slow for the timespan we had, it was a fininte campaign so we pretty much leveled up once per two-three sessions or so, bringing them exactly from 3rd level padawans to 7th level knights at the end of the game. I gave out XP based on the charts, then went "Eeeeeeehhhhhhhhh ... another 1000xp to bring you to the next level? Sure." Sometimes I'll do that with 3.5E. If we end a campaign arc or something and the characters are within 15% or so of their goal, I'll give them the XP to hit the next level, in roleplaying awards and the like. --fje [/QUOTE]

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