Incidentally, an occasional HQ game I run set in Pavis deals with a bunch of characters that usually have far more adventures than the folks back home in Sartar. They also get (wait for it...) about 10 times the amount of hero points as the homebodies. None of them have been unplayed long enough to get any keyword bonuses either. There's only been just over one year of game time in 103 sessions - averaging about 2 game days per session.
Shows why Argrath spent his early years there - there's always something going on to crank up a new level of mastery. You can get ten years experience from just a year having Trolls chewing on you.
Cheers,
Ash
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> > My characters tend to get about 24 hero points a
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> > not being actively played seems about right.
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> So you're assuming that if they're not being played,
> their actions somehow teach them less? Not just
> different things (farming, not fighting), but at a
> different rate?
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> Is that because the risks taken are assumed to be
> less, and you assume that rate of learning is
> proportional to risk? Or what?
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> Jane Williams
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