EXP per level.

[Question]

Does anyone have a list of what exp is required to go to each level in 3rd ed?

[bluntaxe]

Buy a Player's Hand Book. OGL prevents the posting of that list.

[Question]

Oh......too bad then.

Incidentally if you can find a store in singapore selling stuff like this i will call you the greatest explorer of all time.

[bluntaxe]

I think
http://www.drivethrurpg.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=1946

might have the chart in it. I don't have that book so I'm not certain. (Can anyone that has that book confirm/deny)?


Also, I don't know what kind of trade agreements their are with Singapore, but I know the PHB is translated and sold in many countries. Also, if you look around, I'm sure their are online stores out their, willing to ship out of country.

[Question]

At any rate hte idea of buying a book jsut to check the XP chart seems a bit ridiculous,consdiering the closet thing to D&D i play are BR PBEMs, most of which have no or little character level mechanism at all.

[irdeggman]

The formula I believe is present level x 1000 plus exp required to attain the present level.

There is actually a mathmatical fomula for it believe it or not it is not a seemingly random set of numbers like it was in 2nd ed.

[RaspK_FOG]

The additional amount of XP needed to get to the next level equals your current level * 1.000. ;)

Also, check out this:
http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=d20/article/srd35

[Question]

Do scion levels count towards the current level * 1000 thing?

[Mantyluoto]

yes every class or scion level counts that way a 10th lvl fighter 2nd lvl scion would be counted as a12th lvl character.

Manty