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<blockquote data-quote="iserith" data-source="post: 6568723" data-attributes="member: 97077">No, no, and whatever the players say happens along with the DMs collaboration as necessary. As a practical matter, XP is typically doled out at the end of session or sometime between sessions rather than in the middle of play. I'm not averse to awarding it during play, however - it's just not how we've normally done it.Yeah, sounds about right.This druid wears metal armor, it seems. Later, when he runs into another druid, perhaps he is scorned or refused participation in an important rite that would otherwise reveal a great change coming to the world, knowledge of which would be of great benefit to him and his party - until he vows before the Great Ash not to adorn himself with metal. Maybe he's visited by spirit plants and animals in his dreams because of the metal of which he refuses to rid himself and cannot sleep well, thereby gaining a level of exhaustion. Or whatever. Otherwise, he still gets his benefits.No, probably not. It sounds like any uncertainty with regard to her having that particular knowledge was already resolved.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="iserith, post: 6568723, member: 97077"] No, no, and whatever the players say happens along with the DMs collaboration as necessary. As a practical matter, XP is typically doled out at the end of session or sometime between sessions rather than in the middle of play. I'm not averse to awarding it during play, however - it's just not how we've normally done it. Yeah, sounds about right. [I]This[/I] druid wears metal armor, it seems. Later, when he runs into another druid, perhaps he is scorned or refused participation in an important rite that would otherwise reveal a great change coming to the world, knowledge of which would be of great benefit to him and his party - until he vows before the Great Ash not to adorn himself with metal. Maybe he's visited by spirit plants and animals in his dreams because of the metal of which he refuses to rid himself and cannot sleep well, thereby gaining a level of exhaustion. Or whatever. Otherwise, he still gets his benefits. No, probably not. It sounds like any uncertainty with regard to her having that particular knowledge was already resolved. [/QUOTE]

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