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'''Level''' is a rough measure used to identify a [[character]]'s numerical strength. Higher-levelled characters will tend to have higher [[health]] and deal more damage than their lower-levelled counterparts. | '''Level''' is a rough measure used to identify a [[character]]'s numerical strength. Higher-levelled characters will tend to have higher [[health]] and deal more damage than their lower-levelled counterparts. | ||
==Levelling Up== | ==Levelling Up== | ||
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Level is a rough measure used to identify a Character's numerical strength. Higher-levelled characters will tend to have higher Health and deal more damage than their lower-levelled counterparts.
Levelling Up
Increasing your level requires Experience. Upon levelling up, your skills will increase in power and base characteristics such as health.
A more detailed list of level-up rewards will be included upon release.
Max Level
Upon reaching the maximum level of 40, no amount of experience will increase your level.
More details about max level will be provided upon release.