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Description
Experience points are earned by in various activities within the dungeon. If you successfully escape the dungeon, you will receive the full amount of experience points earned during the raid. if you can't escape you will get a percentage of the points you get during that raid.
- Killing Player Enemies
- Killing Monsters will grant experience varying from 2-15
- Opening Chests/Corpses will grant between 1-5 experience depending on the rarity of the chest
- Opening bookshelves will grant 3 experience
- Opening Portals will grant 20 experience
- Using shrines will grant 3 experience
- Killing Bosses will grant 50 experience
- Killing Mini Bosses will grant 10-15 experience
The experience level will increase as you gain experience points. Every 5 levels you will get a new perk slot(Level 5,10 and 15) for your class.
It says that portals give 5 experience, but I have been testing it for a while now by opening one portal then extracting, to two portals then three portals etc. Checking the amount of exp after each extraction, so far it has been random:
one blue portal = 5-8 exp (two times tested) two blue portals = 10 exp (two times tested) three blue portals = 15-18-33 exp (three times tested)
i just tested extracting with only 1 gold coin looted and XP increased by 1 with no other XP causing actions taken
This isn't how acquiring Bluestone works any more (but I wish it still was). Now you get one point towards earning a single Bluestone each time you successfully extract. Each level you reach, the requirement becomes higher.
It says "The amount of XP rewarded is independent of the quantity in the stack. For example, a 1x Uncommon Ale rewards the same amount of XP as 3x Uncommon Ale if they are in the same stack. As such, splitting the stack will reward more XP."
This is just like.. nonsensical right, they'll change this eventually????
No extra stats? After 25, exp doesnt really matter. Whats the point?
Do you get exp for interacting with traps by disarming them? I have a feeling it does but no solid evidence.