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Message: <blockquote data-quote="iserith" data-source="post: 7476361" data-attributes="member: 97077">I'm happy to play in one-shots (and run them), but as a player, I do like to earn my rewards. It needn't necessarily be standard XP either. I just want to know the thing I have to do to get what is necessary to advance so I can get after it. The "everyone level when DM feels like it" thing doesn't work for me. I get why people do it and it certainly made a lot of sense in D&D 3e and D&D 4e because level disparity could be a problem. But in D&D 5e? Nah, not for me.I would add that, in my regular groups, all the players are happy when someone else gains a level, even if it's a higher level than they are. One's teammate just got a boost and that helps everybody! Alex being resentful of Sean for being able to play more and gaining levels quicker is totally foreign to us.</blockquote>