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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mallus" data-source="post: 2555359" data-attributes="member: 3887">Touche...But its not such a bad analogy in the sense that the X-Mas bonus loot represent 'options' in the 'market'. The guy who received the bonus has a greater number of purchase options than the one who didn't (let's set aside the issue of deserving the bonus).The same holds true for PC's. More XP = greater level = more options. In my current game (the only one I've ever tried this in), I wanted to establish an equal baseline set of options that every PC has in any given session. I choose to do this by setting eveyone's level equal, regardless of circumstance.Because I'm far less interested in how players got their options/powers/abilities than in what they choose to do with them in a particular scenario. I frame it in terms of 'lowering the barriers to entry' to the game experience.</blockquote>