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<blockquote data-quote="s/LaSH" data-source="post: 744225" data-attributes="member: 6929"><p>Hee, my xp by that scheme would be pretty low... which is largely a measure of my application. I've rarely finished anything, but right now I can explain the principles governing the speed of light, take a light aircraft out of a stall at medium altitude, earn money with my artwork and program a 3D graphics engine (the kind that doesn't use a 3D card).</p><p></p><p>OK, that's boasting, but my point is: Experience doesn't stay the same over the centuries. The modern Western citizen has far more skills than the average medieval peasant, because of three simple factors: our education systems are better, resulting in more knowledge at an earlier age; our learning time is expanded by labour-saving devices; and we've been exposed to so much stuff through the media that we can't help but absorb a little of it. Like kung fu movies.</p><p></p><p>So don't feel bad about giving yourself a couple extra levels; Drizzt could still take you, but at least you could try a few ninja tricks before he started trying.</p><p></p><p>Myself? I'd probably go with a few levels of Expert, not more than 4 or 5 though I think. Stat-wise, if the PHB is to be trusted the measure of my STR comes out at 13 or 14; DEX, I'd give 16 (I'm a man more flexible than most females); CON, probably around 10 - out of shape, y'know. INT I think approximates 16, WIS 14? don't really know, CHA again don't really do much social interaction, but don't have any enemies so maybe 14? Skills, blargh, can't be bothered. There, I'm a minor munchkin. Or the epitome of a technological society, either one's good.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="s/LaSH, post: 744225, member: 6929"] Hee, my xp by that scheme would be pretty low... which is largely a measure of my application. I've rarely finished anything, but right now I can explain the principles governing the speed of light, take a light aircraft out of a stall at medium altitude, earn money with my artwork and program a 3D graphics engine (the kind that doesn't use a 3D card). OK, that's boasting, but my point is: Experience doesn't stay the same over the centuries. The modern Western citizen has far more skills than the average medieval peasant, because of three simple factors: our education systems are better, resulting in more knowledge at an earlier age; our learning time is expanded by labour-saving devices; and we've been exposed to so much stuff through the media that we can't help but absorb a little of it. Like kung fu movies. So don't feel bad about giving yourself a couple extra levels; Drizzt could still take you, but at least you could try a few ninja tricks before he started trying. Myself? I'd probably go with a few levels of Expert, not more than 4 or 5 though I think. Stat-wise, if the PHB is to be trusted the measure of my STR comes out at 13 or 14; DEX, I'd give 16 (I'm a man more flexible than most females); CON, probably around 10 - out of shape, y'know. INT I think approximates 16, WIS 14? don't really know, CHA again don't really do much social interaction, but don't have any enemies so maybe 14? Skills, blargh, can't be bothered. There, I'm a minor munchkin. Or the epitome of a technological society, either one's good. [/QUOTE]
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