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<blockquote data-quote="pdzoch" data-source="post: 6917234" data-attributes="member: 80982">I used to require the training session -- players expended gold during the down time between adventures to level up.&nbsp; However, it became cumbersome in campaigns where levels are achieved in the middle of adventure and the setting did not logically allow for &quot;trainers&quot; to be readily available.Now, they automatically level up, as per on the job training.&nbsp; Some features, like new spells, require availability and might not be part of the level advancement (ie. spells are automatically added between adventures, assuming the spellcaster made some sort of effort to obtain them during the down time; but would not be added deep in the bowels of the underdark unless they had access to a scroll or spellbook they were waiting to add to their list).I tend to reserve training mission to special features/benefits of a class, like the Bard colleges or Druidic Circles, or to set up campaign NPCs.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pdzoch, post: 6917234, member: 80982"] I used to require the training session -- players expended gold during the down time between adventures to level up. However, it became cumbersome in campaigns where levels are achieved in the middle of adventure and the setting did not logically allow for "trainers" to be readily available. Now, they automatically level up, as per on the job training. Some features, like new spells, require availability and might not be part of the level advancement (ie. spells are automatically added between adventures, assuming the spellcaster made some sort of effort to obtain them during the down time; but would not be added deep in the bowels of the underdark unless they had access to a scroll or spellbook they were waiting to add to their list). I tend to reserve training mission to special features/benefits of a class, like the Bard colleges or Druidic Circles, or to set up campaign NPCs. [/QUOTE]

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