Tharius at 02:39, 9 October 2019

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Tharius at 02:38, 9 October 2019

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	! Short Title !! Common Level !! Experience Rating		! Short Title !! Common Level !! Experience Rating
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	\| a field mouse \|\| 6 \|\| 1		\| [[a field mouse]] \|\| 6 \|\| 1
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	\| a child \|\| 6 \|\| 1		\| a child \|\| 6 \|\| 1

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Tharius at 02:00, 28 June 2019

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	The rating is an approximation on the relative experience gains each of these mobs provides and further exploration will almost certainly yield other, more optimal mobs. This table can serve as a comparison to mobiles you are experimenting with.		The rating is an approximation on the relative experience gains each of these mobs provides and further exploration will almost certainly yield other, more optimal mobs. This table can serve as a comparison to mobiles you are experimenting with.

	The ~~rating itself~~ is a value ~~between 1 and 100 representing a percentage~~ of ~~the maximal~~ experience ~~available~~ at that level. ~~For example~~ if the ~~lowest values possible was 100~~ and the ~~maximal was 1000 then a mobile who gave 100 xp~~ would be rated a ~~1 and~~ a ~~mobile who gave 1000~~ would be rated a ~~100, regardless~~ of the number of ~~such~~ mobs at ~~each~~ level.		Per news 1136:

			<blockquote>
			There may be mobs on this chart that are inaccessible, and there are certainly mobs still available in some places that are not on this list.

			The relative value of experience is based on the absolute value range of experience for mobs at that same common level.

			e.g., if the max common experience value for a level 10 mob is 10000, and the minimum common experience value is 1, all mobs with an experience value of 10000 would be rated a "100" value on the scale. All mobs with a 5000
			experience value would be rated a "50."

			This rating is independent of the number of mobs at that level / rating, so this is not a mean or statistical distribution. This value does NOT take into account the difficulty of the mob, so a mob that can crush you at that level
			and other significantly easier mobs at that level may both be rated as a "100" - as there are several variables that are calculated behind the scenes for that experience value.
			</blockquote>


	This table may be split if people note the size causes problems with the browser, please send Tharius mudmail if you experience problems viewing this page.		This table may be split if people note the size causes problems with the browser, please send Tharius mudmail if you experience problems viewing this page.

Tharius: From the spreadsheet provided by edmond

2019-06-28T01:51:01Z

From the spreadsheet provided by edmond

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Tharius: Protected "Experience Ratings" ([edit=sysop] (indefinite) [move=sysop] (indefinite))

Tharius at 02:00, 28 June 2019

Tharius: From the spreadsheet provided by edmond