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<blockquote data-quote="aco175" data-source="post: 7133718" data-attributes="member: 27385">I remember having training back in 2e/3e days.&nbsp; The problem came when the PCs could advance, but you were in a dungeon or mid-quest and could not take the 2 weeks off to train.&nbsp; This led to some characters having enough XP to gain 2 levels before they actually advanced.&nbsp; This led to pre-training which was ok.&nbsp; This led to the fighter wanting to train the mage since his attack bonus was finally going up and &quot;should't a fighter be able to teach a mage or cleric how to fight.&quot;&nbsp; Same with multi-classing where the mage is teaching the thief how to be a 1st level mage, or vice-versa.&nbsp; Some of it fell apart.Another DM had us go to a castle to train and it ended up being attacked at night.&nbsp; The next morning it was a dream, but we ended up training overnight through the fight.&nbsp; That was cool I remember.&nbsp; Now, I do not bother with training that much.&nbsp; I may have a knight of renown come to the town and the PCs meet him.&nbsp; He stays for a few nights and hangs out with the PCs, same for a thief or mage.&nbsp; They learn things from these people.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="aco175, post: 7133718, member: 27385"] I remember having training back in 2e/3e days. The problem came when the PCs could advance, but you were in a dungeon or mid-quest and could not take the 2 weeks off to train. This led to some characters having enough XP to gain 2 levels before they actually advanced. This led to pre-training which was ok. This led to the fighter wanting to train the mage since his attack bonus was finally going up and "should't a fighter be able to teach a mage or cleric how to fight." Same with multi-classing where the mage is teaching the thief how to be a 1st level mage, or vice-versa. Some of it fell apart. Another DM had us go to a castle to train and it ended up being attacked at night. The next morning it was a dream, but we ended up training overnight through the fight. That was cool I remember. Now, I do not bother with training that much. I may have a knight of renown come to the town and the PCs meet him. He stays for a few nights and hangs out with the PCs, same for a thief or mage. They learn things from these people. [/QUOTE]

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