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Chewbacca · 07-07-2003, 03:40 PM

Hey Gloin, Welcome to Ironworks. [img]smile.gif[/img]

NWN uses a scaling exp system, which means that you will only get decent xp in combat from creatures that are equitable to your level. It part of the 3rd edition rules I beleive and I know that other IW regulars can probably explain it in detail better than me.

Considering that a character should end SOU around level 12-13 and you are playing with a level 17 character, I doubt you'll get any real xp from any of the encounters in SOU all the way up to the last battle.

I would reccomend downloading a module designed for characters of your level from NW Vault or play on the Escape From Undermountain server that the Ironworks proprietor, Ziroc, runs on nearly a daily basis. You'll find decent xp once you get down a few levels. My level 15 character gained two levels while making it to the 8th level of the Undermountain and I skipped some battles.

07-07-2003, 03:40 PM	#3
Chewbacca Zartan Join Date: July 18, 2001 Location: America, On The Beautiful Earth Age: 51 Posts: 5,373	Hey Gloin, Welcome to Ironworks. [img]smile.gif[/img] NWN uses a scaling exp system, which means that you will only get decent xp in combat from creatures that are equitable to your level. It part of the 3rd edition rules I beleive and I know that other IW regulars can probably explain it in detail better than me. Considering that a character should end SOU around level 12-13 and you are playing with a level 17 character, I doubt you'll get any real xp from any of the encounters in SOU all the way up to the last battle. I would reccomend downloading a module designed for characters of your level from NW Vault or play on the Escape From Undermountain server that the Ironworks proprietor, Ziroc, runs on nearly a daily basis. You'll find decent xp once you get down a few levels. My level 15 character gained two levels while making it to the 8th level of the Undermountain and I skipped some battles.