ObiwannKnowlton
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Does anyone remember how the Adventurer's League calculated spellcasting services in 3/3.5 Edition? Seems like it was spell level squared + double consumable cost, or something like that...
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D&D 3E/3.5 Old Spellcasting Cost Calculations
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Salthorae
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There was a chart
Basically Caster level x Spell Level x 10 + Spell Specific costs.
If the total cost was >3,000 gp then it wasn't usually available.
Though I don't remember AL being a thing back then. Was it?
EDIT - also remember that I think XP costs were charged at 5 gp per XP
Basically Caster level x Spell Level x 10 + Spell Specific costs.
If the total cost was >3,000 gp then it wasn't usually available.
Though I don't remember AL being a thing back then. Was it?
EDIT - also remember that I think XP costs were charged at 5 gp per XP
BlivetWidget
Explorer
Not answering the question-as-asked, but this may interest you:
Up to the ALDMG v7, spellcasting services cost (usually rounded):
10 * spell_level**2 + one_time_cost / 10 + recurring_cost * 2
Beginning with ALDMG v8, spellcasting services cost:
whatever_the_hell_we_feel_like
I don't play AL, but reverse-engineering their original equation yielded something sensible that I've been using ever since. I'm just glad I looked into it before they started making up numbers that didn't follow a pattern.
Up to the ALDMG v7, spellcasting services cost (usually rounded):
10 * spell_level**2 + one_time_cost / 10 + recurring_cost * 2
Beginning with ALDMG v8, spellcasting services cost:
whatever_the_hell_we_feel_like
I don't play AL, but reverse-engineering their original equation yielded something sensible that I've been using ever since. I'm just glad I looked into it before they started making up numbers that didn't follow a pattern.
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