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<blockquote data-quote="redrick" data-source="post: 6591291" data-attributes="member: 6777696">If I were to use training requirements to level, I would probably allow the training to be completed at any time between level n and level n+1. Less of a &quot;ok, you've got 13,478 xp, so now it's time to go complete your training montage!&quot; and more just needing a number of prerequisites to achieve a new level. A certain amount of xp (eg practicum). A certain amount of &quot;training or instruction&quot; time, where training or instruction could be fulfilled in a number of different ways: working under a mentor or grand master, training your own disciples, researching ancient spells in a great spell library, spending a month living with a family of bears, or what have you.To the OP, there is a thread here that covers many of the different ideas and approaches to handling level-up in D&amp;D 5e. From the &quot;as the goblin falls to the ground, you reach 5th level!&quot; to the &quot;spend 6 months training to get your next level&quot; approaches. There are lots of different ways to handle it, and, ultimately, it comes down to the DM and the players to decide what kind of game they want to be playing.<a href="http://www.enworld.org/forum/showthread.php?433326-Level-Up!-DING-fries-are-done!" target="_blank">Level Up! DING! Fries are done.</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="redrick, post: 6591291, member: 6777696"] If I were to use training requirements to level, I would probably allow the training to be completed at any time between level [I]n[/I] and level [I]n+1[/I]. Less of a "ok, you've got 13,478 xp, so now it's time to go complete your training montage!" and more just needing a number of prerequisites to achieve a new level. A certain amount of xp (eg practicum). A certain amount of "training or instruction" time, where training or instruction could be fulfilled in a number of different ways: working under a mentor or grand master, training your own disciples, researching ancient spells in a great spell library, spending a month living with a family of bears, or what have you. To the OP, there is a thread here that covers many of the different ideas and approaches to handling level-up in D&D 5e. From the "as the goblin falls to the ground, you reach 5th level!" to the "spend 6 months training to get your next level" approaches. There are lots of different ways to handle it, and, ultimately, it comes down to the DM and the players to decide what kind of game they want to be playing. [URL="http://www.enworld.org/forum/showthread.php?433326-Level-Up!-DING-fries-are-done!"]Level Up! DING! Fries are done.[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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