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| darklogic04-23-07, 12:38 AM | Utilizing the optional level adjustment reduction rules from unearthed arcana, I find there is a scenario that isn't covered very well. Level loss. Let's say I'm playing a... human half dragon barbarian (LA +3) and I advance to level nine in barbarian and possibly a prestige class or three, then proceed to pay the necessary experience to reduce my level adjustment, making my LA +2 and my ECL 11. Now, after this point, I am for one reason or another the victijm of a permanent level draining effect. Do I: A. Regain my former level adjustment when reduced beneath level nine because the reduction was level dependent? B. Keep my new level adjustment because I've paid for the reduction the way a character pays for a permanent magic item? C. Regain my old level adjustment until reaching level nine again for a reason beyond mere DM cruelty? |
| DarkRhystar04-23-07, 01:31 AM | B. Keep my new level adjustment because I've paid for the reduction the way a character pays for a permanent magic item? We have a winner. |
| Runepriest04-23-07, 09:57 AM | 1. When you reduce your LA, you also lose a level. so you ECL goes down by 2. 2. The answer is B. |
| YabaTheWhat04-23-07, 10:05 AM | B. Keep my new level adjustment because I've paid for the reduction the way a character pays for a permanent magic item? Just remember that, when you get back to the same level where you used LA buyoff the first time, you cannot use it at that level again. |