WHFRP experience points in 2e

[thedungeondelver]

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Four to five 3500+xp characters with good stats and combat careers.

And don't think I didn't notice those rat-ogres ...er ogre rats. To say nothing of the extra tough and dual wielding Black Orcs.

Edit: maybe I just have a dirty mind, but the cover of WGH2 sure makes it look like the troll is making a lewd suggestion to the horrified adventurer.

3500 XP? Did they change the XP system that much from 1e to 2e? Or do you mean 3500 xp across the entire party?

 

[Kalinski]

Haven't played WFRP in ages, but AFAIR you payed XP for every 10 points of a skill. I 2ed you pay that many XP for every 5 points of a statistic. Therefor, 3500 xp is 1750 XP in 1ed terms. Still quite a lot

 

[frankthedm]

abstract XP method. 100 xp per 4-5 hours a play. Every week we game for 5-6 or 8-10 hours.

 

[pawsplay]

So we're talking 33-35 advances per character. In other words, about enough for an Outrider to take all of his advances, become a Scout, and acquire the Skills and Talents of a Scout (but not the advances). So characters about halfway through their first advanced career.

 

[Mustrum_Ridcully]

Haven't played WFRP in ages, but AFAIR you payed XP for every 10 points of a skill. I 2ed you pay that many XP for every 5 points of a statistic. Therefor, 3500 xp is 1750 XP in 1ed terms. Still quite a lot

I am pretty sure the "exchange rate" is 100 XP per statistic increase by 5 % or for each talent.

 

[thedungeondelver]

abstract XP method. 100 xp per 4-5 hours a play. Every week we game for 5-6 or 8-10 hours.

Ah, I gotcha. So that many XP distributed around an average party of WHFRP characters.

Cool.

 

[frankthedm]

Ah, I gotcha. So that many XP distributed around an average party of WHFRP characters.

Each player gets the 100xp per 4-5 hours. 3500 each player was the amount i was referring to.

Yes they ware fairly strong as far as wfrp characters go.