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<blockquote data-quote="nhl_1997" data-source="post: 1737980" data-attributes="member: 22380">3.0 XP Rewards (for defeated creatures)The average party level is used as the party level to be cross-referenced with each creature's challenge rating.&nbsp; Suppose a party consisting of one 5th level PC, two 4th level PCs, and one 3rd level PC overcome two challenge rating 4 creatures.&nbsp; The average party level is 4.&nbsp; Cross reference that with a CR4 creature to come up with an award of 1200.&nbsp; Divide that number by the number of PCs, so each PC would receive an XP award of 600 (300 for each creature.)3.5 XP Rewards (for defeated creatures)The average party level no longer exists.&nbsp; Instead, each PC receives the award based on his or her own level.&nbsp; Using the save example as above, the 5th level PC receives (1000 + 1000) / 4 = 500XPs.&nbsp; Each 4th level PC would receives (1200 + 1200) / 4 = 600XPs.&nbsp; The 3rd level PC receives (1350 + 1350) / 4 = 675XPs</blockquote>

[QUOTE="nhl_1997, post: 1737980, member: 22380"] [B]3.0 XP Rewards (for defeated creatures)[/B] The average party level is used as the party level to be cross-referenced with each creature's challenge rating. Suppose a party consisting of one 5th level PC, two 4th level PCs, and one 3rd level PC overcome two challenge rating 4 creatures. The average party level is 4. Cross reference that with a CR4 creature to come up with an award of 1200. Divide that number by the number of PCs, so each PC would receive an XP award of 600 (300 for each creature.) [B]3.5 XP Rewards (for defeated creatures)[/B] The average party level no longer exists. Instead, each PC receives the award based on his or her own level. Using the save example as above, the 5th level PC receives (1000 + 1000) / 4 = 500XPs. Each 4th level PC would receives (1200 + 1200) / 4 = 600XPs. The 3rd level PC receives (1350 + 1350) / 4 = 675XPs [/QUOTE]

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