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Killing monsters and fulfilling certain tasks will grant players '''experience''' (also known as '''xp''', '''exp''') which they can accumulate to increase their levels in [[profession]]s. Players will start a profession with zero experience, and are able to [[level]] their professions to level 500.
== Experience table ==
The following table shows the relationship between the profession level, the experience required for that level, and the experience difference from the previous level:
{{Experience table}}
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! Level !!== Experience !! XP needed for levelfigures up==
The following figures show the required experience per level and cumulative experience:
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|colspan="3"| '''Novice'''
[[File:Required Experience.png|Required Experience gain for Level up]]
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[[File:Cumulative Experience.png|Cumulative Experience per Level]]
| 0 || 0 ||500
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Since the experience scales quite significantly, here the figures are repeated with a logarithmic exp-axis:
| 1 || 500 ||515
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[[File:Required Experience Logarithmic.png|Required Experience gain for Level up in logarithmic scale]]
| 2 || 1,015 ||530
[[File:Cumulative Experience logarithmic.png|Cumulative Experience per Level in a logarithmic scale]]
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| 3 || 1,545 ||545
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| 4 || 2,090 ||561
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| 5 || 2,651 ||578
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| 6 || 3,229 ||1,189
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| 7 || 4,418 ||1,224
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| 8 || 5,642 ||1,260
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| 9 || 6,902 ||1,297
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| 10 || 8,199 ||1,335
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| 11 || 9,534 ||1,374
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| 12 || 10,908 ||2,828
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| 13 || 13,736 ||2,911
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| 14 || 16,647 ||2,997
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| 15 || 19,644 || 3,084
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| 16 || 22,728 || 3,175
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| 17 || 25,903 || 3,268
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| 18 || 29,171 || 3,364
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| 19 || 32,535 || 3,462
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|colspan="3"| '''Apprentice'''
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| 20 || 35,997 || 17,818
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| 21 || 53,815 || 18,164
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| 22 || 71,979 || 18,517
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| 23 || 90,496 || 18,877
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| 24 || 109,373 ||19,244
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|25
|128,617
|19,619
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|26
|148,236
|20,000
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|27
|168,236
|20,389
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|28
|188,625
|20,785
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|29
|209,410 || 21,189
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| 30 || 230,599 || 21,601
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| 31 || 252,200 || 22,011
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| 32 || 274,221 || 22,449
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| 33 || 296,670 ||
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| colspan="3" |'''Journeyman'''
|-
|50
|752,539
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|75
|1,762,204
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| colspan="3" |'''Adept'''
|-
|100
|3,396,108
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|125
|6,040,195
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|150
|10,319,013
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|175
|17,243,259
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| colspan="3" |'''Expert'''
|-
|200
|28,448,494
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|225
|89,611,386
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|250
|160,276,100
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|-
|275
|241,918,762
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|300
|336,244,832
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|-
|325
|445,224,715
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|-
|350
|571,134,915
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|-
|375
|716,605,603
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|-
|400
|884,675,555
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|-
|425
|1,078,855,621
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|-
|450
|1,303,202,085
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|475
|1,562,401,381
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| colspan="3" |'''Ultimate'''
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|500
|1,861,867,939
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== Required experience amount breakpoints ==
Based on the above table, we can notice a few breakpoints in the experience formula:
For the sake of being rigorous, the following data has been observed based on an incomplete chart, not datamined.
Levels 201-500: the required experience per level is once again quadrupled, then every new level requires around 0,60% more experience than the previous one.
To say it differently: at level 20, you've got 4,8% of the experience to level 50, 1% of the experience to level 100, 0,13% of the experience to level 200 and 0,002% of the experience to level 500.
At level 100, you've got 12% of the experience to level 200, and 0,2% of the experience to level 500.
At level 200, you've got 1,5% of the experience to level 500.
At level 350, you've got 30,7% of the experience to level 500.
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Levels 0-20 are certainly made easier for the sake of allowing players to explore new professions quickly.
'''Impact of knowledge conversion into experience:'''
'''Additional data needed:'''
Levels 20-200: converting one knowledge point into experience grants 25% of a level.
Levels 201-500: it grants 6,25% of a level. This is logical: since levels 200+ take four times more actions, having knowledge granting 25% of a level would mean post 200 leveling would rely mostly on knowledge conversion, which would feel weird for sure.
Providing exp gained per action isn't quadrupled either for levels 201+, it would be interesting to know whether converting knowledge into experience ends up being the fastest way to level past this point, considering knowledge conversion seems to be granting around 20-25% of a full level. I don't have a high level skill personally so additional data would be very helpful.
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