starting hp

[WOLead]

That's wrong. It's:

Class Hit Points

Cleric (level × 5) + 12 + Constitution score
Fighter (level × 6) + 15 + Constitution score
Paladin (level × 6) + 15 + Constitution score
Ranger (level × 5) + 12 + Constitution score
Rogue (level × 5) + 12 + Constitution score
Warlock (level × 5) + 12 + Constitution score
Warlord (level × 5) + 12 + Constitution score
Wizard (level × 4) + 10 + Constitution score

The numbers you were using are the number of healing surges per day.

Starting hit points for each class are given in the individual class descriptions. It doesn't explicitly say anywhere that they are 2.5 times the per level hit points, but a quick look at the chart above will confirm that that is in fact the case.

Actually, he got it right. He just set it up so you just had to put in your level and Constitution score to get your current Max HP.

For the list you put up to be correct, you would have to change each level to (level - 1). So it would look like...
Paladin ((level - 1) × 6) + 15 + Constitution score
Which is mathmatically the same as
Paladin (level x 6) + 9 + Constitution score

 

[Ulorian - Agent of Chaos]

No, Ulorian. Unlike your math, his accounts for first level in his formulas.
Yours counts first level twice.
For example, by your chart, the Cleric has 17 + Constitution score hp at first level.

You're right. I didn't notice that he hadn't broken them down as: 1st level hit points + x/level.

 

[daniel.haasenritter]

D&D in Japan

Hey Daniel, where do you live in Japan? I am in Nagoya.......

I am in Yokosuka.Navy band.I need to try and get a group together to play.It's been about a year and i'm going stir crazy.LFG...spencerhaasenritter@hotmail.com
Of course my books won't arrive for another week cause Amazon is out.Oh well,i'll be in Thailand this week anyway, Navy Rock Band Tour.

 

[daniel.haasenritter]

Starting Hit Points

Wow,I just read that again.Con Score not modifier.Ding!Thanks all for the info.