Anyone know what XP table a Ludicrous mage should be using?
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Ludicrous Mage XP
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Re: Ludicrous Mage XP
I can't find any information on it, but I personally use the Wizard exp table. another good option would be the Song Mage exp table in Rifter #18
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Re: Ludicrous Mage XP
Obviously they don't use petty XP.
When they have made the GM laugh at their shenanigans enough that the GM feels that they should have even more material to work with... they level up.
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When they have made the GM laugh at their shenanigans enough that the GM feels that they should have even more material to work with... they level up.
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