> I want PCs to *begin* at about 10th level, with a wide
> assortment of powers and feats. From this point, though, they advance
> very slowly, since a 10th level Super (as I'm plotting it in the total
> abscence of the SRD) is considerably more powerful than a 10th level
> anything else.
A couple of points:
* To start the PCs at 10th level, just say "All PCs start at 10th level."
* To reduce the advancement after that, say either "The DM should use the
following tables when awarding expereince" or "The DM should only award one
half the experience he normally would."
* This should be on ogf-d20-l, I think.
* Don't make any presumptions about the class system until you've got
it--and I think it might be best if the "developers community" works out a
"classless" system that we can all use.
> But back to my question -- I want to use a different experience table
> for Supers, to reflect the fact that supers begin with a lot of powers,
> but gain/change them very slowly over time. This sounds like it would
> violate the D20 Trademark liscence. (Not that that's such a big deal,
> for me, but for someone who wanted to publish for money, it could be
> problematic.)
You could just say "use this experience table" and not say what it's for;
Ryan already said that could be done.
DM
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