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<blockquote data-quote="Traveon Wyvernspur" data-source="post: 5660020" data-attributes="member: 73201">I take it the opposite way, I love it. To me they have gone through the fire so to speak and become better at their abilities, they have encountered numerous enemies, been taught small techniques by friends, and have proven that they are a little bit better after a certain amount of time. So basically they have gained the worldly experience necessary for them to become better at what they do and have earned a bit more of a reputation in the process.The only thing I'd have the characters &quot;go to school for&quot; is if they are multi-classing and they don't have another member of the group who could teach them the basics of that class. After initially learning that class, I have no problem with them leveling up as normal through experience in using their abilities again and being able to figure out for themselves what it takes to reach the next level in their development.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Traveon Wyvernspur, post: 5660020, member: 73201"] I take it the opposite way, I love it. To me they have gone through the fire so to speak and become better at their abilities, they have encountered numerous enemies, been taught small techniques by friends, and have proven that they are a little bit better after a certain amount of time. So basically they have gained the worldly experience necessary for them to become better at what they do and have earned a bit more of a reputation in the process. The only thing I'd have the characters "go to school for" is if they are multi-classing and they don't have another member of the group who could teach them the basics of that class. After initially learning that class, I have no problem with them leveling up as normal through experience in using their abilities again and being able to figure out for themselves what it takes to reach the next level in their development. [/QUOTE]

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