Artificer Creation and the XP Pool [Archive] - Wizards Community

Artificer Creation and the XP Pool [Archive] - Wizards Community

Post/Author/DateTime Post
tiejaz
02-11-07, 09:11 PM I am creating a sixth level Warforged Artificer, with the Races of Eberron substitution levels. (I haven't decided which ones yet, but the item familiar is my priority)

My question is, how do I treat the XP pool? Do I just get my level, and ignore all previous XP? Do i get to figure out what I would have made, and have that? Could someone please explain it to me?
Necromancers
02-11-07, 10:08 PM Up to the DM I guess but the rule is when you gain a level, all your previous XP from pool disapears.
FriendlyFrog
02-12-07, 04:48 AM You can just see what you could have made at previous levels, and start with those items like normal. Though this does assume that you haven't used any resources before getting to 6th level, but so does the starting wealth of characters, so I can't see why your DM would want to penalize you like that. Unless he/she does that for fun, I guess.
Scottbert
02-12-07, 09:50 AM I think the starting wealth at higher levels _does_ assume you've used a certain amount of limited-use resources (ammo, potions, scrolls) -- that would make sense, anyway.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
tiejaz 02-11-07, 09:11 PM	I am creating a sixth level Warforged Artificer, with the Races of Eberron substitution levels. (I haven't decided which ones yet, but the item familiar is my priority) My question is, how do I treat the XP pool? Do I just get my level, and ignore all previous XP? Do i get to figure out what I would have made, and have that? Could someone please explain it to me?
Necromancers 02-11-07, 10:08 PM	Up to the DM I guess but the rule is when you gain a level, all your previous XP from pool disapears.
FriendlyFrog 02-12-07, 04:48 AM	You can just see what you could have made at previous levels, and start with those items like normal. Though this does assume that you haven't used any resources before getting to 6th level, but so does the starting wealth of characters, so I can't see why your DM would want to penalize you like that. Unless he/she does that for fun, I guess.
Scottbert 02-12-07, 09:50 AM	I think the starting wealth at higher levels _does_ assume you've used a certain amount of limited-use resources (ammo, potions, scrolls) -- that would make sense, anyway.