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<blockquote data-quote="DarkMaster" data-source="post: 1539135" data-attributes="member: 16362">Sorry to disagree with you again, but isn't the whole purpose of improving the character capacity directly translated in gaining level. I don't know what is the problem in giving experience point to a PC that spend a year training at a school academy, depending on the quality of the school I provide the player with a certain amount of XP, that he can spend on class that are given at the academy then the leveling system will give skills and feats to reflect that training (obviously if you train at the school of wizardry I doubt you could take weapon focus Greatsword as your feat. Every academy can teach you so much so. after a certain time depending on the source of training the XP reward per month of training quickly goes down. Also if the fighter train exclusively as an armorsmith without practicing his fighting skill than he will have to take an expert level with appropriate skills, otherwise he can level up as a fighter with less skill since he spent a lot of time also practicing his fighting skills.Why change a system that works?EDITExperience is like money: The greater the risk the greater the gain, I could also say that time is experience. If a 10 level fighter is willing to spend 1-2 years of his short life to gain 1 level when he could probably do the same in a few months of adventure then what's the problem?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DarkMaster, post: 1539135, member: 16362"] Sorry to disagree with you again, but isn't the whole purpose of improving the character capacity directly translated in gaining level. I don't know what is the problem in giving experience point to a PC that spend a year training at a school academy, depending on the quality of the school I provide the player with a certain amount of XP, that he can spend on class that are given at the academy then the leveling system will give skills and feats to reflect that training (obviously if you train at the school of wizardry I doubt you could take weapon focus Greatsword as your feat. Every academy can teach you so much so. after a certain time depending on the source of training the XP reward per month of training quickly goes down. Also if the fighter train exclusively as an armorsmith without practicing his fighting skill than he will have to take an expert level with appropriate skills, otherwise he can level up as a fighter with less skill since he spent a lot of time also practicing his fighting skills. Why change a system that works? EDIT Experience is like money: The greater the risk the greater the gain, I could also say that time is experience. If a 10 level fighter is willing to spend 1-2 years of his short life to gain 1 level when he could probably do the same in a few months of adventure then what's the problem? [/QUOTE]

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