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| β | The most functionally superior experience system (from the standpoint of Elegant Simplicity) is | + | This version of OpenD20 maintains the 'leveling' system used in standard d20, and the same 'experience point' system. (This means you must have a copy of the WotC ''Player's Handbook'' in order to get the experience chart). |
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| + | The main reason for this is that it is too much of a strain on a new-born system to change to many variables at once. The most functionally superior experience system (from the standpoint of Elegant Simplicity) is the one used in the Storyteller system, where 'ranks' in skills gradually become more expensive. | ||
If a 20th level psion decides to pick up a sword and start fighting, why would it take them [the massive timespan it takes to level up to 21] to learn what other, much younger characters can learn by killing a few kobolds? It is true that people get set in their ways, but the standard d20 system is far too oversimplified in this regard. | If a 20th level psion decides to pick up a sword and start fighting, why would it take them [the massive timespan it takes to level up to 21] to learn what other, much younger characters can learn by killing a few kobolds? It is true that people get set in their ways, but the standard d20 system is far too oversimplified in this regard. | ||
| β | Of course, that is a matter of opinion, and if the majority of people prefer the current system | + | Of course, that is a matter of opinion, and if the majority of people prefer the current system a Storyteller system, then it stays as is. |
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| β | + | First level characters are created with 100 character points. At each additional level, a character gains 25 character points plus one Action Point. See the [[Opend20:_Character_Creation|Character Creation]] page for more information on the cost of skills etc. | |
