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*Threadsurrect*
I searched for this thread after reading bone chips were giving too much xp and decided to test it. Handed in 400 bone chips on a 24 human ranger, which gave 1/3rd of a level. If the formula from the wiki for total xp at the end of a level is correct, level^3*classmultiplier*racemultiplier*helllevelmu ltiplier then we can subtract the xp needed to complete level 1- 23 from the xp needed to complete level 1- 24 to see how much xp was made (and divide by three as I only did a third of the level). Xp to go from 23 to 24 (24^3*140*10*1)-(23^3*140*10*1)=19353600-1703318=2319800 I made a third of that so divide by three for total xp made from the 400 bone chips 2319800/3=773266 400 bone chips is 100 hand ins so divide by 100 for xp per 'quest' 773266/100=7732 So the quest on p1999 is giving around 7732 xp per 4 bone chips handed in. According to the figures above a level 9 should get 1% xp from 4 bone chips handed in, meaning 7732*100 should be roughly equal to 9^3*1000*1 7732*100=773200 9^3*1000*1=729000 773200/729000=1.06 Only 6% off, I think that is close enough to 'roughly equal'. I say this testing shows that Kaladim bone chips are giving the correct amount of xp. Comments/criticism of maths/method appreciated. | ||
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