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<blockquote data-quote="Garthanos" data-source="post: 5049000" data-attributes="member: 82504">could indeed be.. or she rewards you after you rescue her... does she use gold or other things to reward you with... do they need translated in to gold value to give experience points?Wealth is &quot;a form&quot; of power not the only form nor necessarily what any given power mongering character is interested in.... becoming skilled (see god bent wizards) is its own form of goal and not necessarily so corner case.&nbsp;levels as skill makes sense that time &quot;may&quot; be used as a increment for gain. But where a component of &quot;levels&quot; are heroic luck even more than skill perhaps nothing ummm needs to make sense.Bilbo saw the treasure as an after bonus to the adventure itself, Frodo.. said what treasure.. and Elric said oh I walked away from more of that than you can imagine....&nbsp; action by action book-keeping has some real negatives...&nbsp; though in most cases it is used to advance action by action competence.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Garthanos, post: 5049000, member: 82504"] could indeed be.. or she rewards you after you rescue her... does she use gold or other things to reward you with... do they need translated in to gold value to give experience points? Wealth is "a form" of power not the only form nor necessarily what any given power mongering character is interested in.... becoming skilled (see god bent wizards) is its own form of goal and not necessarily so corner case. levels as skill makes sense that time "may" be used as a increment for gain. But where a component of "levels" are heroic luck even more than skill perhaps nothing ummm needs to make sense. Bilbo saw the treasure as an after bonus to the adventure itself, Frodo.. said what treasure.. and Elric said oh I walked away from more of that than you can imagine.... action by action book-keeping has some real negatives... though in most cases it is used to advance action by action competence. [/QUOTE]

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