Experience System - Revision history

Jazz: Removed obsolete RPotM XP mention

2025-07-22T16:56:31Z

Removed obsolete RPotM XP mention

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	There is a cap adjustment based on your PC's overall XP gain the previous week (excluding XP gained from DM cookies ~~and RPotM~~). This will reduce, but not eliminate, other sources of XP '''''if''''' you go over a certain amount. It will not kick in until you have earned more than double your weekly cap. Effectively, this means that there is a monthly cap of '''56,000''' from 1 - 19, '''80,000''' from 20 - 29 and '''112,000''' from 30 - 40. Note that the cap is applied weekly, not monthly.		There is a cap adjustment based on your PC's overall XP gain the previous week (excluding XP gained from DM cookies). This will reduce, but not eliminate, other sources of XP '''''if''''' you go over a certain amount. It will not kick in until you have earned more than double your weekly cap. Effectively, this means that there is a monthly cap of '''56,000''' from 1 - 19, '''80,000''' from 20 - 29 and '''112,000''' from 30 - 40. Note that the cap is applied weekly, not monthly.

	==The XP Cap Party Discount ==		==The XP Cap Party Discount ==

Jazz: Removed obsolete lowbie monthly cap

2025-07-22T16:55:32Z

Removed obsolete lowbie monthly cap

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	There is a cap adjustment based on your PC's overall XP gain the previous week (excluding XP gained from DM cookies and RPotM). This will reduce, but not eliminate, other sources of XP '''''if''''' you go over a certain amount. It will not kick in until you have earned more than double your weekly cap. Effectively, this means that there is a monthly cap of '''28,000''' XP from ~~level~~ 1 ~~- 5, '''56,000''' from 6~~ - 19, '''80,000''' from 20 - 29 and '''112,000''' from 30 - 40. Note that the cap is applied weekly, not monthly.		There is a cap adjustment based on your PC's overall XP gain the previous week (excluding XP gained from DM cookies and RPotM). This will reduce, but not eliminate, other sources of XP '''''if''''' you go over a certain amount. It will not kick in until you have earned more than double your weekly cap. Effectively, this means that there is a monthly cap of '''56,000''' from 1 - 19, '''80,000''' from 20 - 29 and '''112,000''' from 30 - 40. Note that the cap is applied weekly, not monthly.

	==The XP Cap Party Discount ==		==The XP Cap Party Discount ==

Elradra: Added /afkxp on|off command to Minimum XP section.

2025-07-06T19:49:53Z

Added /afkxp on|off command to Minimum XP section.

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	This adjustment becomes effective based on last login time, receiving retroactively 500 XP each week while lower than 21st level, and 750 XP per week once reaching epic levels (21st or higher). This is, again, to make sure people do not feel ''COMPLETELY'' left behind, if for some reason they are sporadic players.		This adjustment becomes effective based on last login time, receiving retroactively 500 XP each week while lower than 21st level, and 750 XP per week once reaching epic levels (21st or higher). This is, again, to make sure people do not feel ''COMPLETELY'' left behind, if for some reason they are sporadic players.

			This system can be toggled on or off with <code>/afkxp on\|off</code>

	==Check XP==		==Check XP==

Gorgon: Low levels don't have their own cap now. Removed confusing mention of it for them.

2025-07-06T00:17:43Z

Low levels don't have their own cap now. Removed confusing mention of it for them.

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	==Low level PCs and the XP Cap==		==Low level PCs and the XP Cap==

	The XP cap and gain rate below level 6 is adjusted so that it is easier for low level characters to hit their cap~~, but have a reduced cap as a consequence~~. The intent is to make it much easier to ~~actually~~ hit your XP cap at level 1 - 5~~, but the actual cap is also lower~~.		The XP cap and gain rate below level 6 is adjusted so that it is easier for low level characters to hit their cap. The intent is to make it much easier to hit your XP cap at level 1 - 5.

	The overall goal of this is to reduce how much "grinding" with monster killing or FedEx quests you have to do at low levels, but instead allow you to spend more time exploring or talking to people. So the end result will be that on the "weekly" scale it will take about a week longer to reach level 5, but as far as actual time spent In-Game, you will probably spend about 1/10th the time "grinding" away at easy quests, increasing the amount of time you have for Role-Play.		The overall goal of this is to reduce how much "grinding" with monster killing or FedEx quests you have to do at low levels, but instead allow you to spend more time exploring or talking to people. So the end result will be that on the "weekly" scale it will take about a week longer to reach level 5, but as far as actual time spent In-Game, you will probably spend about 1/10th the time "grinding" away at easy quests, increasing the amount of time you have for Role-Play.

Buddha: /* Maximum XP */

2025-01-16T01:56:19Z

Maximum XP

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	! XP Cap		! XP Cap
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	\| 1 ~~- 5~~		\| 1 - 19
	~~\| 4,201~~
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	~~\| 6~~ - 19
	\| 7,001		\| 7,001
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	There is a cap adjustment based on your PC's overall XP gain the previous week (excluding XP gained from DM cookies and RPotM). This will reduce, but not eliminate, other sources of XP '''''if''''' you go over a certain amount. It will not kick in until you have earned more than double your weekly cap. Effectively, this means that there is a monthly cap of '''28,000''' XP from level 1 - 5, '''56,000''' from 6 - 19, '''80,000''' from 20 - 29 and '''112,000''' from 30 - 40. Note that the cap is applied weekly, not monthly.		There is a cap adjustment based on your PC's overall XP gain the previous week (excluding XP gained from DM cookies and RPotM). This will reduce, but not eliminate, other sources of XP '''''if''''' you go over a certain amount. It will not kick in until you have earned more than double your weekly cap. Effectively, this means that there is a monthly cap of '''28,000''' XP from level 1 - 5, '''56,000''' from 6 - 19, '''80,000''' from 20 - 29 and '''112,000''' from 30 - 40. Note that the cap is applied weekly, not monthly.


	==The XP Cap Party Discount ==		==The XP Cap Party Discount ==

VoidHamlet: Weekly, y'all.

2023-09-24T19:03:47Z

Weekly, y'all.

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	There is a cap adjustment based on your PC's overall XP gain the previous week (excluding XP gained from DM cookies and RPotM). This will reduce, but not eliminate, other sources of XP '''''if''''' you go over a certain amount. It will not kick in until you have earned more than double your weekly cap. Effectively, this means that there is a monthly cap of '''28,000''' XP from level 1 - 5, '''56,000''' from 6 - 19, '''80,000''' from 20 - 29 and '''112,000''' from 30 - 40.		There is a cap adjustment based on your PC's overall XP gain the previous week (excluding XP gained from DM cookies and RPotM). This will reduce, but not eliminate, other sources of XP '''''if''''' you go over a certain amount. It will not kick in until you have earned more than double your weekly cap. Effectively, this means that there is a monthly cap of '''28,000''' XP from level 1 - 5, '''56,000''' from 6 - 19, '''80,000''' from 20 - 29 and '''112,000''' from 30 - 40. Note that the cap is applied weekly, not monthly.

VoidHamlet: Increased lowbie XP.

2021-05-23T19:53:54Z

Increased lowbie XP.

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	: - A DM may award your Role-Play with a number of experience points. These are colloquially called '''DM cookies'''. DM cookies may be as much as around 50 XP for a one-off event, or a greater number if you are participating in an In-Game event overseen by a DM. This extra experience is dependant on the nature and scale of the event, and the particular DM's judgment.		: - A DM may award your Role-Play with a number of experience points. These are colloquially called '''DM cookies'''. DM cookies may be as much as around 50 XP for a one-off event, or a greater number if you are participating in an In-Game event overseen by a DM. This extra experience is dependant on the nature and scale of the event, and the particular DM's judgment.

	: - The [http://www.avlis.org/rpotm.php Role-Player of the Month] '''(RPotM)''' award is a community choice award for outstanding roleplay~~, it offers~~ 500 XP per character level for the winner, and 250 XP per character level for the runner-up.		: - The [http://www.avlis.org/rpotm.php Role-Player of the Month] '''(RPotM)''' award was a community choice award for outstanding roleplay offering 500 XP per character level for the winner, and 250 XP per character level for the runner-up. It has since been retired and replaced by [https://avlis.org/viewtopic.php?f=278&t=139338 Role Players Anonymous].

	* [[#Minimum XP\|Token XP]]: See below.		* [[#Minimum XP\|Token XP]]: See below.
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	\| 6 - 19		\| 6 - 19

VoidHamlet: It's "check xp" no cap.

2020-03-09T22:34:14Z

It's "check xp" no cap.

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	The XP weekly cap, which currently also corresponds to the collectors quests weekly cap, can be checked via the [[Avlis Command Prompt]]:		The XP weekly cap, which currently also corresponds to the collectors quests weekly cap, can be checked via the [[Avlis Command Prompt]]:

	<code>/check ~~xpcap~~</code> or <code>/check xp</code>		<code>/check xp</code> or <code>/check XP</code>

VoidHamlet: Check xp

2020-03-09T21:04:19Z

Check xp

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	This adjustment becomes effective based on last login time, receiving retroactively 500 XP each week while lower than 21st level, and 750 XP per week once reaching epic levels (21st or higher). This is, again, to make sure people do not feel ''COMPLETELY'' left behind, if for some reason they are sporadic players.		This adjustment becomes effective based on last login time, receiving retroactively 500 XP each week while lower than 21st level, and 750 XP per week once reaching epic levels (21st or higher). This is, again, to make sure people do not feel ''COMPLETELY'' left behind, if for some reason they are sporadic players.

			==Check XP==

			The XP weekly cap, which currently also corresponds to the collectors quests weekly cap, can be checked via the [[Avlis Command Prompt]]:

			<code>/check xpcap</code> or <code>/check xp</code>

Gorgon: Typo fixing while I'm here.

2019-08-11T04:05:00Z

Typo fixing while I'm here.

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	* Experience points gained through completion of quests given by [[NPCs]], including but not limited to:		* Experience points gained through completion of quests given by [[NPCs]], including but not limited to:

	: - Item delivery quests, or the so-called '''"Fed-Ex" quests''', are ~~avaliable~~ to low-level PCs as an alternative of XP gain through monster killing.		: - Item delivery quests, or the so-called '''"Fed-Ex" quests''', are available to low-level PCs as an alternative of XP gain through monster killing.

	: - '''NPC collectors quests'''. An example of such a quest would be the situation where an NPC requests you to bring them various items of the same type (books, ammunition). These are usually limited by number of items accepted per week, dependant on character level, etc.		: - '''NPC collectors quests'''. An example of such a quest would be the situation where an NPC requests you to bring them various items of the same type (books, ammunition). These are usually limited by number of items accepted per week, dependant on character level, etc.

	* Experience points gained from ~~succesfully~~ '''[[Crafting System\|crafting]] an item''' ''(Not to be mistaken with "crafting XP", which is points earned in the respective tradeskill)''		* Experience points gained from successfully '''[[Crafting System\|crafting]] an item''' ''(Not to be mistaken with "crafting XP", which is points earned in the respective tradeskill)''

	* [[DM]] awarded experience points:		* [[DM]] awarded experience points:

	: - A DM may award your Role-Play with a number of experience points. These are colloquially called '''DM cookies'''. DM cookies may be as much as around 50 XP for a one-off event, or a greater number if you are participating in an In-Game event overseen by a DM. This extra experience is dependant on the nature and scale of the event, and the particular DM's ~~judgement~~.		: - A DM may award your Role-Play with a number of experience points. These are colloquially called '''DM cookies'''. DM cookies may be as much as around 50 XP for a one-off event, or a greater number if you are participating in an In-Game event overseen by a DM. This extra experience is dependant on the nature and scale of the event, and the particular DM's judgment.

	: - The [http://www.avlis.org/rpotm.php Role-Player of the Month] '''(RPotM)''' award is a community choice award for outstanding roleplay, it offers 500 XP per character level for the winner, and 250 XP per character level for the runner-up.		: - The [http://www.avlis.org/rpotm.php Role-Player of the Month] '''(RPotM)''' award is a community choice award for outstanding roleplay, it offers 500 XP per character level for the winner, and 250 XP per character level for the runner-up.