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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.
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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 (X.P.)|experience]]. A [[Spellcasting|spellcaster]], [[Assassin (class)|assassin]], [[Fighter (class)|fighter]], [[Monk (class)|monk]], [[Paladin (class)|paladin]], [[Ranger (class)|ranger]] or [[Thief (class)|thief]] are considered elite combatants, able to cast spells, fight with a superior [[THAC0]] and employ a wide range of [[Sage Field|sage fields]], [[Sage Study|studies]] and [[Sage Ability|abilities]]. Moreover, characters with a level have the benefit of better [[Hit Points|hit points]]. They will [[Death|die]] if [[Damage (hit points)|damage]] reduces them below [[Negative Hit Points|-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.
 
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.
  
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Adventure, The
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See Also,<br>
Combat
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[[Combat]]<br>
Commoner
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[[Commoner (non-player character)|Commoner]]<br>
Comrade
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[[Comrade (lay combatant)|Comrade]]<br>
Man-at-Arms
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[[Hireling]]<br>
Player Character
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[[Soldier-at-Arms (profession)]]<br>
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[[Player Characters]]<br>
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[[The Adventure]]

Latest revision as of 23:45, 13 August 2023

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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