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<blockquote data-quote="haakon1" data-source="post: 6259407" data-attributes="member: 25619">I'd say, in 3.5 rules:No education through Bachelors = 1st level (unless you've done something cool)Masters = probably 2nd level (could be lower or higher)PhD = probably at least 3rd levelSo a computer science major writing production code would start as Expert 1st or rarely 2nd level . . . even with no GP to XP conversion, I'd still say Zuck or Sergei Brin was like Expert 12th level, and Bill Gates or Steve Jobs would be Expert 20th (anyone paying any attention at all knows who they are, they had a profound impact on the world, and they will be widely remembered at least a generation after their deaths).Of course, some might say I run a low-level campaign.&nbsp; I've never gone above 13th with PC's and no NPC is higher than 20th&nbsp; . . . if your power has reached &quot;Google founder&quot; levels, I think the game isn't as fun.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="haakon1, post: 6259407, member: 25619"] I'd say, in 3.5 rules: No education through Bachelors = 1st level (unless you've done something cool) Masters = probably 2nd level (could be lower or higher) PhD = probably at least 3rd level So a computer science major writing production code would start as Expert 1st or rarely 2nd level . . . even with no GP to XP conversion, I'd still say Zuck or Sergei Brin was like Expert 12th level, and Bill Gates or Steve Jobs would be Expert 20th (anyone paying any attention at all knows who they are, they had a profound impact on the world, and they will be widely remembered at least a generation after their deaths). Of course, some might say I run a low-level campaign. I've never gone above 13th with PC's and no NPC is higher than 20th . . . if your power has reached "Google founder" levels, I think the game isn't as fun. [/QUOTE]

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