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An experiment with XP i thought i might try, handing out 5 pts/session max. Thought i should share also:
Level - Points
1 - 0
2 - 5
3 - 10
4 - 15
5 - 20
6 - 30
7 - 40
8 - 50
9 - 60
10 - 70
11 - 85
12 - 100
13 - 115
14 - 130
15 - 145
16 - 165
17 - 185
18 - 205
19 - 225
20 - 245
21 - 270
22 - 295
23 - 320
24 - 345
25 - 370
26 - 400
27 - 430
28 - 460
29 - 490
30 - 520
Thoughts?
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I must be a little slow, could you explain how this is supposed to work?
I figured, after each game session (3-5 hrs), award points based on various factors, to a maximum of 5 points per session. The 'points' on the chart would be how many points you'd need to become that level. Specifically for my group, i think this would work very well. If you notice, it starts so that for the first 5 levels, you could potentially level up after each session, and potentially leveling up after an additional session for every 5 levels. The higher level you are, the longer it takes to get to the next level. It starts at level 1-5 needing 5 points each level, 6-10 needing 10, 11-15 needing 15, and so on.
As i said before, for my group i think this would work very well. And this is mostly a reminder to myself later on what i was thinking at the time.
No crafters in the party or anyone casting spells with xp components?
I use the even simpler system of "characters go up a level when I say so". Works fine for me. :)
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I use the even simpler system of "characters go up a level when I say so". Works fine for me. :)
I generally use a blend. If I feel the characters deserved to go up a level even though the XP said they didn't (for example, at the end of an adventure) I give them an arbitrary bump (usually using the "EL" of the adventure for the CR and calculating from there).
I like using XP costs, so I won't be going completely freeform.