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==Levels==
==Levels==
Your character has a level attribute that expresses how strong that character is.<br>
Your character has a level attribute that expresses how strong that character is.
Levels are the only way of comparing your character against others.


Levels are a way to compare your character against others. Creatures also have a level, which you can see when you do 'Look' on them. If fighting one-on-one you should be able to kill a creature with less level than you without too much difficulty. Creatures of around the same level as you, you may need HP potions to defeat. Creatures of a higher level will be a challenge for you to kill, even with potions. Also you should note that if you are fighting a group of creatures you will get hurt more (since there are more of them) so fighting a group of creatures with less level than yourself can still put you in a lot of danger.
With each kill or quest completed you are rewarded experience points (XP). If you get enough XP you will level up. <!-- and gain a development point (a development point is a point to add to your skill in a number of different fields. This is the way in which you make your character stronger and better)['''Note:''' development points aren't implemented yet].


With each kill or quest completed you are rewarded experience points (XP). If you get enough XP you will level up. To see how many XP remaining till you level up next, look at the number in brackets after your Level on your character window.
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The [[LevelTables|Level Progression Tables]] show how much XP is needed for each level.
You can spend development points on:
* +1 ATK level (your attack skill)
* +1 DEF level (your defense skill)
* +10 HP points (your hit points, i.e. the amount of damage you can take before you die)

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Once you have spent your point you can't undo your decision, so choose carefully. This allows you to properly choose the direction of skill your character will follow.

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To see how much experience is needed to change level, checkout the [[LevelTables|Level Progression Tables]].