Training

**Lazlo** · 04-11-2008

Training:
Martial Artists shatter bones and rip muscles. Monks become one with themselves. Mercenaries splinter skulls with deadly blades. Since the dawn of the first Kaioshin, training has been the most important aspect of life for a warrior. To become powerful, one is required to exert themselves for multiple hours per week. Training can only be accomplished by spending Stamina. A character may train once per week and may spend a day’s worth of Stamina. Each Stamina Point is worth 100 Experience Points. Therefore, if one day provides 3 Stamina (Without boosts), a warrior can obtain a maximum of 300 Experience through training, every 7 days. In addition, for everyday a character has been registered in the RPG, he / she gains an additional 50 Experience per day. With enough Experience, a character achieves a Level up. Upon Leveling up, the Stats are boosted. Effectively, the higher the level, the more powerful the character. This means training is very important if the fighter wants to keep up with his / her rivals. To summarize, here is how the training system works:

Roleplaying Training:
You may now roleplay your training. To do so, you post a topic in the journey section for all your trainings, and each time you role-play one, PM a Moderator to rate it. Judging by the level of your post, you will be awarded up to an additional 100 Experience per stamina used. However, to earn such a boost you must have a post that is both lengthy, relevent, and well written. You don't have to limit yourself to simply posting about your character training. Feel free to post flashbacks to your character's past or anything of that nature to further character development and give your warrior a deeper backstory.

In Conclusion:

You may spend one day’s worth of Stamina.
Each Stamina Point is worth 100 Experience.
Your character passively gains 50 Experience per day.
Role-Playing a training could potentially give 100 additional Experience per Stamina.

04-11-2008	#1 (permalink)
Lazlo RPG Team Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: The Ghetto Posts: 2,443 Rep Power: 12	Training Training: Martial Artists shatter bones and rip muscles. Monks become one with themselves. Mercenaries splinter skulls with deadly blades. Since the dawn of the first Kaioshin, training has been the most important aspect of life for a warrior. To become powerful, one is required to exert themselves for multiple hours per week. Training can only be accomplished by spending Stamina. A character may train once per week and may spend a day’s worth of Stamina. Each Stamina Point is worth 100 Experience Points. Therefore, if one day provides 3 Stamina (Without boosts), a warrior can obtain a maximum of 300 Experience through training, every 7 days. In addition, for everyday a character has been registered in the RPG, he / she gains an additional 50 Experience per day. With enough Experience, a character achieves a Level up. Upon Leveling up, the Stats are boosted. Effectively, the higher the level, the more powerful the character. This means training is very important if the fighter wants to keep up with his / her rivals. To summarize, here is how the training system works: Roleplaying Training: You may now roleplay your training. To do so, you post a topic in the journey section for all your trainings, and each time you role-play one, PM a Moderator to rate it. Judging by the level of your post, you will be awarded up to an additional 100 Experience per stamina used. However, to earn such a boost you must have a post that is both lengthy, relevent, and well written. You don't have to limit yourself to simply posting about your character training. Feel free to post flashbacks to your character's past or anything of that nature to further character development and give your warrior a deeper backstory. In Conclusion: You may spend one day’s worth of Stamina. Each Stamina Point is worth 100 Experience. Your character passively gains 50 Experience per day. Role-Playing a training could potentially give 100 additional Experience per Stamina. Last edited by Lazlo; 05-26-2008 at 11:47 PM.