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<blockquote data-quote="dreaded_beast" data-source="post: 1776394" data-attributes="member: 11185">Exactly.As a player and a DM I feel the the rate of experience gain, according to the book is fine. Echoing others, I believe it is up to the DM to set the speed. With that in mind, the DM can determine the rate of level gain while staying true to the books just by planning the types and difficulty levels of encounters beforehand.I see nothing wrong with the speed of level gain, which I believe is ultimately in the DMs hands.What is &quot;everyone?&quot;I believe if the rate of experience gain was a serious problem and &quot;everyone&quot;, or at least a vocal majority, complained, WotC would have addressed it during the upgrade to 3.5.In fact, I believe it was tweaked a bit, in regards to the amount of experience gained for a particular CR. I think the higher CRs alotted less experience in 3.5, but I could be wrong. Someone please correct me if I am.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dreaded_beast, post: 1776394, member: 11185"] Exactly. As a player and a DM I feel the the rate of experience gain, according to the book is fine. Echoing others, I believe it is up to the DM to set the speed. With that in mind, the DM can determine the rate of level gain while staying true to the books just by planning the types and difficulty levels of encounters beforehand. I see nothing wrong with the speed of level gain, which I believe is ultimately in the DMs hands. What is "everyone?" I believe if the rate of experience gain was a serious problem and "everyone", or at least a vocal majority, complained, WotC would have addressed it during the upgrade to 3.5. In fact, I believe it was tweaked a bit, in regards to the amount of experience gained for a particular CR. I think the higher CRs alotted less experience in 3.5, but I could be wrong. Someone please correct me if I am. [/QUOTE]

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