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RedFeather: corrected own mistake

2013-11-14T14:37:00Z

corrected own mistake

RedFeather at 14:03, 14 November 2013

2013-11-14T14:03:01Z

RedFeather at 21:01, 1 November 2013

2013-11-01T21:01:19Z

Draknodred at 22:40, 24 March 2013

2013-03-24T22:40:36Z

Captaintrips: Created page with "Most races have a bonus or minus to experience gained, see the Races page for more information about values. The experience needed per level for a Dwarf looks roughl..."

2013-03-23T09:53:55Z

Created page with "Most races have a bonus or minus to experience gained, see the Races page for more information about values. The experience needed per level for a Dwarf looks roughl..."

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Most races have a bonus or minus to experience gained, see the [[Races]] page for more information about values.

The experience needed per level for a [[Dwarf]] looks roughly like this (RC3):

Level 1: 0

Level 2: 33.6

Level 3: 75.9

Level 4: 136.9

Level 5: 216.5

Level 6: 316

Level 7: 430.4

Level 8: 565

Level 9: 712

Level 10: 877

Level 11: 1060

Level 12: 1245

Level 13: 1445

Level 14: 1665

The above doesn't have any linear gain between levels, over all it increases by roughly 15 more xp needed per level. Making it look like the values are set manually and not using a formula.

For the base line [[Cornac]] it looks like this:

Level 1: 0

Level 2: 27

Level 3: 60.7

Level 4: 109.5

Level 5: 173

Level 6: 253

The above shows that it is the xp needed per level that is likely changed and not the xp gained when accounting for extra or less experience per level.

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 Most races have a bonus or minus to experience gained, see the [[Races]] page for more information about values.
-For Cornacs (who have no experience bonus or penalty), the XP needed to reach level L from level L-1 is:
+The XP required to reach level L from level L-1 is given by the ActorLevel.exp_chart function in /tome/load.lua .
-+ L*(18+L)*(L-1)/2
+ceil(10 - L(L^2 - 88L + 87)/10)
-Or, equivalently:
+If L is 30 or above, the XP required is:
-(L^3 + 17*L^2 - 18*L + 20)/2
-So for instance, to get from level 2 to level 3 would take 73 XP.
+ceil(10 - L(L^2 - 173L + 172)/20)
-Note that you will not gain any XP from killing enemies that are more than seven levels below yourself.
+Note that you will not gain any XP from killing enemies that are too far below yourself in level.

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 + L*(18+L)*(L-1)/2
 So for instance, to get from level 2 to level 3 would take 73 XP.
 Note that you will not gain any XP from killing enemies that are more than seven levels below yourself.

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 Most races have a bonus or minus to experience gained, see the [[Races]] page for more information about values.
-The experience needed per level for a [[Dwarf]] looks roughly like this (RC3):
+For Cornacs (who have no experience bonus or penalty), the XP needed to reach level L from level L-1 is:
-−
-Level 1: 0
++ L*(18+L)*(L-1)/2
-Level 2: 33.6
+So for instance, to get from level 2 to level 3 would take 73 XP.
-Level 3: 75.9
+Note that you will not gain any XP from killing enemies that are more than seven levels below yourself.
-−
-Level 4: 136.9
-−
-Level 5: 216.5
-−
-Level 6: 316
-−
-Level 7: 430.4
-−
-Level 8: 565
-−
-Level 9: 712
-−
-Level 10: 877
-−
-Level 11: 1060
-−
-Level 12: 1245
-−
-Level 13: 1445
-−
-Level 14: 1665
-−
-−
-The above doesn't have any linear gain between levels, over all it increases by roughly 15 more xp needed per level. Making it look like the values are set manually and not using a formula.
-−
-For the base line [[Cornac]] it looks like this:
-−
-−
-Level 1: 0
-−
-Level 2: 27
-−
-Level 3: 60.7
-−
-Level 4: 109.5
-−
-Level 5: 173
-−
-Level 6: 253
-−
-−
-The above shows that it is the xp needed per level that is likely changed and not the xp gained when accounting for extra or less experience per level.