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Undead Prince: /* Speculation */

2010-08-15T14:26:21Z

Speculation

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-	[[Warlords]] may gain experience from winning battles, as well as from [[croaking]] [[Units]]. On Turn 3, after Parson reveals that he already commited Gobwin Knob's forces to battle without Stanley's knowledge, Stanley becomes angry that his [[Warlords]] won't [[Level]] up due to the withdrawal from all fights, but not worried that his precious [[dwagons]] won't. This suggests that [[Unit]]s still gain experience for [[croaking]] enemies, regardless of the outcome of the battle. ~~However~~, the fact that Parson ~~is still only Level 2 even~~ after the grand TPK at Gobwin Knob ~~(and no one is surprised about this) undermines this theory. Maybe only kills made by~~ the ~~stack under direct command of~~ the ~~Warlord would give experience. Or, maybe Stanley~~ was ~~just more worried about leveling his Warlords~~ (~~of which he had very few) than his Dwagons (of which he had plenty and which are tough to begin with~~).	+	[[Warlords]] may gain experience from winning battles, as well as from [[croaking]] [[Units]]. On Turn 3, after Parson reveals that he already commited Gobwin Knob's forces to battle without Stanley's knowledge, Stanley becomes angry that his [[Warlords]] won't [[Level]] up due to the withdrawal from all fights, but not worried that his precious [[dwagons]] won't. This suggests that [[Unit]]s still gain experience for [[croaking]] enemies, regardless of the outcome of the battle (or alternatively, that Stanley was simply more worried about leveling his precious few Warlords). This theory is indirectly supported (or rather, not contradicted by) the fact that Parson did not level after the grand TPK at Gobwin Knob, which for all purposes was a great victory but which involved Parson retreating into the Magic Kingdom before the battle was over (presumably losing out on all the XP).

	If a [[Decrypted]] or [[Uncroaked]] unit has been created, it seems as if the [[Croakamancy\|Croakamancer]] who decrypted them can see their experience.		If a [[Decrypted]] or [[Uncroaked]] unit has been created, it seems as if the [[Croakamancy\|Croakamancer]] who decrypted them can see their experience.

Undead Prince: /* Speculation */

2010-08-15T14:12:03Z

Speculation

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-	[[Warlords]] may gain experience from winning battles, as well as from [[croaking]] [[Units]]. On Turn 3, after Parson reveals that he already commited Gobwin Knob's forces to battle without Stanley's knowledge, Stanley becomes angry that his [[Warlords]] won't [[Level]] up due to the withdrawal from all fights, but not worried that his precious [[dwagons]] won't. This suggests that [[Unit]]s still gain experience for [[croaking]] enemies, regardless of the outcome of the battle.	+	[[Warlords]] may gain experience from winning battles, as well as from [[croaking]] [[Units]]. On Turn 3, after Parson reveals that he already commited Gobwin Knob's forces to battle without Stanley's knowledge, Stanley becomes angry that his [[Warlords]] won't [[Level]] up due to the withdrawal from all fights, but not worried that his precious [[dwagons]] won't. This suggests that [[Unit]]s still gain experience for [[croaking]] enemies, regardless of the outcome of the battle. However, the fact that Parson is still only Level 2 even after the grand TPK at Gobwin Knob (and no one is surprised about this) undermines this theory. Maybe only kills made by the stack under direct command of the Warlord would give experience. Or, maybe Stanley was just more worried about leveling his Warlords (of which he had very few) than his Dwagons (of which he had plenty and which are tough to begin with).

	If a [[Decrypted]] or [[Uncroaked]] unit has been created, it seems as if the [[Croakamancy\|Croakamancer]] who decrypted them can see their experience.		If a [[Decrypted]] or [[Uncroaked]] unit has been created, it seems as if the [[Croakamancy\|Croakamancer]] who decrypted them can see their experience.

66.167.245.20 at 01:32, 5 December 2009

2009-12-05T01:32:19Z

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	[[Warlords]] may gain experience from winning battles, as well as from [[croaking]] [[Units]]. On Turn 3, after Parson reveals that he already commited Gobwin Knob's forces to battle without Stanley's knowledge, Stanley becomes angry that his [[Warlords]] won't [[Level]] up due to the withdrawal from all fights, but not worried that his precious [[dwagons]] won't. This suggests that [[Unit]]s still gain experience for [[croaking]] enemies, regardless of the outcome of the battle.		[[Warlords]] may gain experience from winning battles, as well as from [[croaking]] [[Units]]. On Turn 3, after Parson reveals that he already commited Gobwin Knob's forces to battle without Stanley's knowledge, Stanley becomes angry that his [[Warlords]] won't [[Level]] up due to the withdrawal from all fights, but not worried that his precious [[dwagons]] won't. This suggests that [[Unit]]s still gain experience for [[croaking]] enemies, regardless of the outcome of the battle.

-	If a [[Decrypted]] or [[Uncroaked]] unit has been created, it seems as if the [[Croakamancy\|Croakamancer]] who decrypted them can see their experience. ~~{{LIAB10}}~~	+	If a [[Decrypted]] or [[Uncroaked]] unit has been created, it seems as if the [[Croakamancy\|Croakamancer]] who decrypted them can see their experience.

	Units may gain small amounts of experience by training, although at much slower rate than in real battle.		Units may gain small amounts of experience by training, although at much slower rate than in real battle.

66.167.245.20 at 01:31, 5 December 2009

2009-12-05T01:31:53Z

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	[[Warlords]] may gain experience from winning battles, as well as from [[croaking]] [[Units]]. On Turn 3, after Parson reveals that he already commited Gobwin Knob's forces to battle without Stanley's knowledge, Stanley becomes angry that his [[Warlords]] won't [[Level]] up due to the withdrawal from all fights, but not worried that his precious [[dwagons]] won't. This suggests that [[Unit]]s still gain experience for [[croaking]] enemies, regardless of the outcome of the battle.		[[Warlords]] may gain experience from winning battles, as well as from [[croaking]] [[Units]]. On Turn 3, after Parson reveals that he already commited Gobwin Knob's forces to battle without Stanley's knowledge, Stanley becomes angry that his [[Warlords]] won't [[Level]] up due to the withdrawal from all fights, but not worried that his precious [[dwagons]] won't. This suggests that [[Unit]]s still gain experience for [[croaking]] enemies, regardless of the outcome of the battle.

-	If a [[Decrypted]] or [[Uncroaked]] unit has been created, it seems as if the [[~~Croakamancer\|~~Croakamancy]] who decrypted them can see their experience. {{LIAB10}}	+	If a [[Decrypted]] or [[Uncroaked]] unit has been created, it seems as if the [[Croakamancy\|Croakamancer]] who decrypted them can see their experience. {{LIAB10}}

	Units may gain small amounts of experience by training, although at much slower rate than in real battle.		Units may gain small amounts of experience by training, although at much slower rate than in real battle.

66.167.245.20 at 01:31, 5 December 2009

2009-12-05T01:31:10Z

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	[[Warlords]] may gain experience from winning battles, as well as from [[croaking]] [[Units]]. On Turn 3, after Parson reveals that he already commited Gobwin Knob's forces to battle without Stanley's knowledge, Stanley becomes angry that his [[Warlords]] won't [[Level]] up due to the withdrawal from all fights, but not worried that his precious [[dwagons]] won't. This suggests that [[Unit]]s still gain experience for [[croaking]] enemies, regardless of the outcome of the battle.		[[Warlords]] may gain experience from winning battles, as well as from [[croaking]] [[Units]]. On Turn 3, after Parson reveals that he already commited Gobwin Knob's forces to battle without Stanley's knowledge, Stanley becomes angry that his [[Warlords]] won't [[Level]] up due to the withdrawal from all fights, but not worried that his precious [[dwagons]] won't. This suggests that [[Unit]]s still gain experience for [[croaking]] enemies, regardless of the outcome of the battle.

-	If a [[Decrypted]] or [[Uncroaked]] unit has been created, it seems as if the [[~~Croakmancer~~]] who decrypted them can see their experience.	+	If a [[Decrypted]] or [[Uncroaked]] unit has been created, it seems as if the [[Croakamancer\|Croakamancy]] who decrypted them can see their experience. {{LIAB10}}

	Units may gain small amounts of experience by training, although at much slower rate than in real battle.		Units may gain small amounts of experience by training, although at much slower rate than in real battle.

66.167.245.20 at 01:27, 5 December 2009

2009-12-05T01:27:55Z

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	[[Warlords]] may gain experience from winning battles, as well as from [[croaking]] [[Units]]. On Turn 3, after Parson reveals that he already commited Gobwin Knob's forces to battle without Stanley's knowledge, Stanley becomes angry that his [[Warlords]] won't [[Level]] up due to the withdrawal from all fights, but not worried that his precious [[dwagons]] won't. This suggests that [[Unit]]s still gain experience for [[croaking]] enemies, regardless of the outcome of the battle.		[[Warlords]] may gain experience from winning battles, as well as from [[croaking]] [[Units]]. On Turn 3, after Parson reveals that he already commited Gobwin Knob's forces to battle without Stanley's knowledge, Stanley becomes angry that his [[Warlords]] won't [[Level]] up due to the withdrawal from all fights, but not worried that his precious [[dwagons]] won't. This suggests that [[Unit]]s still gain experience for [[croaking]] enemies, regardless of the outcome of the battle.
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		+	If a [[Decrypted]] or [[Uncroaked]] unit has been created, it seems as if the [[Croakmancer]] who decrypted them can see their experience.

	Units may gain small amounts of experience by training, although at much slower rate than in real battle.		Units may gain small amounts of experience by training, although at much slower rate than in real battle.

217.217.159.162: /* Proposed Canon */

2009-12-03T07:55:17Z

Proposed Canon

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	Experience is a theoretical [[Stats\|statistic]], conceived of by natives of [[Erfworld]] to explain why and when [[level]]ing occurs. Experience is a hidden statistic of [[Units]], hidden even from the unit itself.{{ref\|1\|1}} Experience is gained through [[croaking]] non-allied [[Units]] in battle. Once enough Experience has been gained, the [[Unit]] gains a [[Level]] (or in some instances, more than one{{Erf\|1\|132}}). The Leveling event can be a surprise to the [[unit]].		Experience is a theoretical [[Stats\|statistic]], conceived of by natives of [[Erfworld]] to explain why and when [[level]]ing occurs. Experience is a hidden statistic of [[Units]], hidden even from the unit itself.{{ref\|1\|1}} Experience is gained through [[croaking]] non-allied [[Units]] in battle. Once enough Experience has been gained, the [[Unit]] gains a [[Level]] (or in some instances, more than one{{Erf\|1\|132}}). The Leveling event can be a surprise to the [[unit]].

-	Units in Erfworld have difficulty determining how much [[croaking]] it takes to gain a level for two reasons. First, the statistic is not available to be seen, and the amount of experience gained from [[croaking]] an enemy [[unit]] is not known. Second, it is difficult to arrange for a set number of particular enemy [[units]] to be available to kill in order to run an objective test. Anyway, the approximate Experience and how near a unit is to level does seem to be knowable{{ref\| [[LIAB 8:10]]}}.	+	Units in Erfworld have difficulty determining how much [[croaking]] it takes to gain a level for two reasons. First, the statistic is not available to be seen, and the amount of experience gained from [[croaking]] an enemy [[unit]] is not known. Second, it is difficult to arrange for a set number of particular enemy [[units]] to be available to kill in order to run an objective test. Anyway, the approximate Experience and how near a unit is to level does seem to be knowable{{ref\| [[LIAB 10:8]]}}.

	The amount of experience required to raise a [[Level]] increases exponentially.{{ref\|1\|1}}		The amount of experience required to raise a [[Level]] increases exponentially.{{ref\|1\|1}}

217.217.159.162: /* Proposed Canon */

2009-12-03T07:54:31Z

Proposed Canon

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	Experience is a theoretical [[Stats\|statistic]], conceived of by natives of [[Erfworld]] to explain why and when [[level]]ing occurs. Experience is a hidden statistic of [[Units]], hidden even from the unit itself.{{ref\|1\|1}} Experience is gained through [[croaking]] non-allied [[Units]] in battle. Once enough Experience has been gained, the [[Unit]] gains a [[Level]] (or in some instances, more than one{{Erf\|1\|132}}). The Leveling event can be a surprise to the [[unit]].		Experience is a theoretical [[Stats\|statistic]], conceived of by natives of [[Erfworld]] to explain why and when [[level]]ing occurs. Experience is a hidden statistic of [[Units]], hidden even from the unit itself.{{ref\|1\|1}} Experience is gained through [[croaking]] non-allied [[Units]] in battle. Once enough Experience has been gained, the [[Unit]] gains a [[Level]] (or in some instances, more than one{{Erf\|1\|132}}). The Leveling event can be a surprise to the [[unit]].

-	Units in Erfworld have difficulty determining how much [[croaking]] it takes to gain a level for two reasons. First, the statistic is not available to be seen, and the amount of experience gained from [[croaking]] an enemy [[unit]] is not known. Second, it is difficult to arrange for a set number of particular enemy [[units]] to be available to kill in order to run an objective test.	+	Units in Erfworld have difficulty determining how much [[croaking]] it takes to gain a level for two reasons. First, the statistic is not available to be seen, and the amount of experience gained from [[croaking]] an enemy [[unit]] is not known. Second, it is difficult to arrange for a set number of particular enemy [[units]] to be available to kill in order to run an objective test. Anyway, the approximate Experience and how near a unit is to level does seem to be knowable{{ref\| [[LIAB 8:10]]}}.

	The amount of experience required to raise a [[Level]] increases exponentially.{{ref\|1\|1}}		The amount of experience required to raise a [[Level]] increases exponentially.{{ref\|1\|1}}

Paper Golem: Subcategorization

2009-11-08T20:23:22Z

Subcategorization

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-	Experience is a theoretical statistic, conceived of by natives of [[Erfworld]] to explain why and when [[level]]ing occurs. Experience is a hidden statistic of [[Units]], hidden even from the unit itself.{{ref\|1\|1}} Experience is gained through [[croaking]] non-allied [[Units]] in battle. Once enough Experience has been gained, the [[Unit]] gains a [[Level]] (or in some instances, more than one{{Erf\|1\|132}}). The Leveling event can be a surprise to the [[unit]].	+	Experience is a theoretical [[Stats\|statistic]], conceived of by natives of [[Erfworld]] to explain why and when [[level]]ing occurs. Experience is a hidden statistic of [[Units]], hidden even from the unit itself.{{ref\|1\|1}} Experience is gained through [[croaking]] non-allied [[Units]] in battle. Once enough Experience has been gained, the [[Unit]] gains a [[Level]] (or in some instances, more than one{{Erf\|1\|132}}). The Leveling event can be a surprise to the [[unit]].

	Units in Erfworld have difficulty determining how much [[croaking]] it takes to gain a level for two reasons. First, the statistic is not available to be seen, and the amount of experience gained from [[croaking]] an enemy [[unit]] is not known. Second, it is difficult to arrange for a set number of particular enemy [[units]] to be available to kill in order to run an objective test.		Units in Erfworld have difficulty determining how much [[croaking]] it takes to gain a level for two reasons. First, the statistic is not available to be seen, and the amount of experience gained from [[croaking]] an enemy [[unit]] is not known. Second, it is difficult to arrange for a set number of particular enemy [[units]] to be available to kill in order to run an objective test.
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88.148.224.48: /* Speculation */

2009-10-17T06:18:11Z

Speculation

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	[[Warlords]] may gain experience from winning battles, as well as from [[croaking]] [[Units]]. On Turn 3, after Parson reveals that he already commited Gobwin Knob's forces to battle without Stanley's knowledge, Stanley becomes angry that his [[Warlords]] won't [[Level]] up due to the withdrawal from all fights, but not worried that his precious [[dwagons]] won't. This suggests that [[Unit]]s still gain experience for [[croaking]] enemies, regardless of the outcome of the battle.		[[Warlords]] may gain experience from winning battles, as well as from [[croaking]] [[Units]]. On Turn 3, after Parson reveals that he already commited Gobwin Knob's forces to battle without Stanley's knowledge, Stanley becomes angry that his [[Warlords]] won't [[Level]] up due to the withdrawal from all fights, but not worried that his precious [[dwagons]] won't. This suggests that [[Unit]]s still gain experience for [[croaking]] enemies, regardless of the outcome of the battle.
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		+	Units may gain small amounts of experience by training, although at much slower rate than in real battle.

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	Experience is a theoretical [[Stats\|statistic]], conceived of by natives of [[Erfworld]] to explain why and when [[level]]ing occurs. Experience is a hidden statistic of [[Units]], hidden even from the unit itself.{{ref\|1\|1}} Experience is gained through [[croaking]] non-allied [[Units]] in battle. Once enough Experience has been gained, the [[Unit]] gains a [[Level]] (or in some instances, more than one{{Erf\|1\|132}}). The Leveling event can be a surprise to the [[unit]].		Experience is a theoretical [[Stats\|statistic]], conceived of by natives of [[Erfworld]] to explain why and when [[level]]ing occurs. Experience is a hidden statistic of [[Units]], hidden even from the unit itself.{{ref\|1\|1}} Experience is gained through [[croaking]] non-allied [[Units]] in battle. Once enough Experience has been gained, the [[Unit]] gains a [[Level]] (or in some instances, more than one{{Erf\|1\|132}}). The Leveling event can be a surprise to the [[unit]].

-	Units in Erfworld have difficulty determining how much [[croaking]] it takes to gain a level for two reasons. First, the statistic is not available to be seen, and the amount of experience gained from [[croaking]] an enemy [[unit]] is not known. Second, it is difficult to arrange for a set number of particular enemy [[units]] to be available to kill in order to run an objective test. Anyway, the approximate Experience and how near a unit is to level does seem to be knowable{{ref\| [[LIAB 8:10]]}}.	+	Units in Erfworld have difficulty determining how much [[croaking]] it takes to gain a level for two reasons. First, the statistic is not available to be seen, and the amount of experience gained from [[croaking]] an enemy [[unit]] is not known. Second, it is difficult to arrange for a set number of particular enemy [[units]] to be available to kill in order to run an objective test. Anyway, the approximate Experience and how near a unit is to level does seem to be knowable{{ref\| [[LIAB 10:8]]}}.

	The amount of experience required to raise a [[Level]] increases exponentially.{{ref\|1\|1}}		The amount of experience required to raise a [[Level]] increases exponentially.{{ref\|1\|1}}