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<blockquote data-quote="Devall2000" data-source="post: 3133138" data-attributes="member: 1682">For those of you curious about the 1e AD&amp;D class comparisons, here is what I looked at:I went back and looked at the experience point progression for the classes for the 1e PHB and original Unearthed Arcana.&nbsp; At roughly level 11 or 12(there are exceptions), the classes require the same set amount of experience to advance in level regardless of level.&nbsp; For instance, after level 11 the barbarian requires 500,000 exp. to advance in every additional level he gains.&nbsp; The same goes for the monk but only after level 17.Other classes have a set amount as well at this point but it's not as high.&nbsp; The fighter only has to earn 45% of what the barbarian gains or 250,000 exp. in order to advance after level 11.&nbsp; The rest of the percentages per class are: Paladin 70%, Ranger 65%, Cleric 45%, and Rogue 44%.&nbsp; The Bard and Magic user require 40% and 75% respectively based on leveling information.-Jamie</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Devall2000, post: 3133138, member: 1682"] For those of you curious about the 1e AD&D class comparisons, here is what I looked at: I went back and looked at the experience point progression for the classes for the 1e PHB and original Unearthed Arcana. At roughly level 11 or 12(there are exceptions), the classes require the same set amount of experience to advance in level regardless of level. For instance, after level 11 the barbarian requires 500,000 exp. to advance in every additional level he gains. The same goes for the monk but only after level 17. Other classes have a set amount as well at this point but it's not as high. The fighter only has to earn 45% of what the barbarian gains or 250,000 exp. in order to advance after level 11. The rest of the percentages per class are: Paladin 70%, Ranger 65%, Cleric 45%, and Rogue 44%. The Bard and Magic user require 40% and 75% respectively based on leveling information. -Jamie [/QUOTE]

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