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Champions of Krynn Trilogy

Discussion in 'Playground' started by kmonster, Feb 22, 2006.

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    Very interesting. I put it in a spreadsheet.
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    Take note of the final column, loss divided by the number of classes being advanced. The lower the number the better. So you are correct that advancing one class at a time is much worse than advancing at least two.

    However, advancing three at a time is slightly worse than advancing exactly two. Since it also requires more waiting, you should never do it unless you accumulated too much XP between halls.

    If you train C+F+M together twice, you'll gain 2*9=18 HP. If you train C+F, C+M, F+M you'll gain 8+6+5 = 19 HP. Likewise for the FMT combo: 2*8 = 16, but 7+6+4 = 17.

    One more thing: some people suggested using external tools to "correct" the HP totals to what they "should" be, but in my view this is unnecessary, considering those are the strongest characters to begin with.
     
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    Probably not, but it still bugs me that I'm losing hit points.

    Levelling in exactly the classes you want is also a challenge when different classes require different amount of XP. Sometimes, it is hard to get the exact amount of XP and then get to a trainer before you get too much. This is the case with triple class characters. You have enough XP in 2 classes, but you get enough for the third class before you reach the trainer.

    Also, for triple class characters, you really have to plan your levelling because you will sometimes have to level in only one class from time to time to avoid levelling in 3. I had a spreadsheet where I planned my levelling for triple class characters. I targeted which class or classes to level at any given point. As clerics and mages of different alignments level at different rates, you have to take that into account as well. You will also have to plan things when your triple class character reach a point where they do not get anymore hit dice. I believe at that point, they will get a minimum of 1 hp. At that point, you want to level each class individually.

    I use a tool because having to find a trainer to level up is some hassle I don't want to deal with in my old age. When I was younger, I had the patience to do everything by the book and felt the satisfaction was worth the grind. I would even reload a saved game to get max hit points. Now, I'll just use the tool.

    Anyway, thanks for putting this all together.
     
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