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[[Comrade (lay combatant)|Comrade]]<br> | [[Comrade (lay combatant)|Comrade]]<br> | ||
[[Hireling]]<br> | [[Hireling]]<br> | ||
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[[The Adventure]] | [[The Adventure]] |
Latest revision as of 23:45, 13 August 2023
This is a measure of a character’s proficiency in a given profession, used in the game to separate combatants according to their combat potential. It is gained through experience. A spellcaster, assassin, fighter, monk, paladin, ranger or thief are considered elite combatants, able to cast spells, fight with a superior THAC0 and employ a wide range of sage fields, studies and abilities. Moreover, characters with a level have the benefit of better hit points. They will die if damage reduces them below -9 hit points.
For most classes, particularly spellcasters, learning the skills of any class requires years of education. It is therefore unusual that any non-levelled character will have the opportunity to matriculate to being levelled. However, non-levelled characters do collect experience, and in the same way as their more capable peers.
See Also,
Combat
Commoner
Comrade
Hireling
Soldier-at-Arms (profession)
Player Characters
The Adventure