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When a character accrues a specific, predetermined number of Experience Points, they will "level up" (that is, gain a level of experience) and receive statistical increases particular to their overall character type. In most games this is | When a character accrues a specific, predetermined number of Experience Points, they will "level up" (that is, gain a level of experience) and receive statistical increases particular to their overall character type. In most games, this is characteristic of the party member, though in ''[[Dragon Quest III]]'' and ''[[Dragon Quest IX]]'' stat growth is dependent on the character's [[class]]. | ||
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Revision as of 13:24, 4 December 2016
Experience Points, usually abbreviated as EXP, are a recurring feature of the Dragon Quest series. Experience Points have been present in every main series game and nearly all spinoff games.
Experience Points are gained at the end of a random encounter or other battle as a reward. More powerful monsters reward greater amounts of Experience Points.
Level up
When a character accrues a specific, predetermined number of Experience Points, they will "level up" (that is, gain a level of experience) and receive statistical increases particular to their overall character type. In most games, this is characteristic of the party member, though in Dragon Quest III and Dragon Quest IX stat growth is dependent on the character's class.
Gallery
Level up
