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<blockquote data-quote="Iron_Chef" data-source="post: 809433" data-attributes="member: 4530">We started allowing everyone to spend their XP to buy extra bonuses and feat-like abilities. This made the players happy, because they could get extra abilities, and also slowed advancement, because they were spending their XP as fast as they got it.Refer to FFG's &quot;Path Of _&quot; series of books for ideas on special training like fighting styles, mental disciplines, etc. Also, refer to Bastion's Guildcraft book for ideas on how to spend XP to buy ranks in various guilds, orders and clubs, each with their own rewards. Making them spend XP to climb the ranks of an organization is great because it also ties them in more closely with the group, and makes an excellent springboard for adventures and intrigue within and without. With the guildcraft and &quot;Path of&quot; systems, finally all characters have something worthwhile to blow their XP on, not just spellcasters making magic items. Check it out!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Iron_Chef, post: 809433, member: 4530"] We started allowing everyone to spend their XP to buy extra bonuses and feat-like abilities. This made the players happy, because they could get extra abilities, and also slowed advancement, because they were spending their XP as fast as they got it. Refer to FFG's "Path Of _" series of books for ideas on special training like fighting styles, mental disciplines, etc. Also, refer to Bastion's Guildcraft book for ideas on how to spend XP to buy ranks in various guilds, orders and clubs, each with their own rewards. Making them spend XP to climb the ranks of an organization is great because it also ties them in more closely with the group, and makes an excellent springboard for adventures and intrigue within and without. With the guildcraft and "Path of" systems, finally all characters have something worthwhile to blow their XP on, not just spellcasters making magic items. Check it out! [/QUOTE]

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