Demigod is a whole different thing and for that you need a sponsor to divinity, to follow a ritual of a ascension, and the most important a divine portfolio, good fucking luck getting one of of those, I mean to get a portfolio you need to take it from something that's already a god or they have to offer it to you and few will ever do that, unless is helping a mortal follower steal it from some other god, which even then is fucking hard as fuck because they can't interfere directly due to Ao, and his rules. Also the 'demigod' level is false, in DnD you go up to 20 after which you've maxxed that class, every level past 20 is considered an epic level each one which gives fucking broken as hell feats, but you won't be playing with those characters much because very few things can actually stop such a party. It takes a whole adventure to level once, maybe twice depending on the adventure, and the actions taken, and the leniency/strictness of the DM. The speed at which Leylin levels is totally wacked if it followed true DnD formula. Though and seem to know the DnD stuff, I've only played a bit of PC games and googled a lotĬlick to expand.The standard pc has scores from 12 to 18, higher than that is considered superhuman. Googling ability score should probably give you some insight. 1 2 3 4 5, the improvement or power associated with it was exponential(?), same thing with class levels and probably something else. I do remember that even though it's linear, i.e. However if I'm not mistaken it was also more like this, 10 is the base stats (or actually, was it? I'm thinking 10 because that's usually the base stats in RPGs, but I can't actually remember if this was the case in WMW), and after each breakpoint the improvement of a single attribute point represents more power than before.Į.g. So if you had 2 strength you had the (physical) power of two mortals. I don't remember exactly what it was, but I feel like a stat point of 1 was about 1.5 of a mortal human from the Magus World. I think there was some chapter where the Ai chip explained the different system.

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