Prerequisite XP

Level KXP Effect 1 0 (S=1) x(Stat)/(Prereq.) XP, Max = x1.5 XP 2 0 (S=2) x(Stat)/(Prereq.) XP, Max = x2 XP 3 0 (S=3) x(Stat)/(Prereq.) XP, Max = x2.5 XP 4 0 (S=4) x(Stat)/(Prereq.) XP, Max = x3 XP 5 0 (S=5) x(Stat)/(Prereq.) XP, Max = x3.5 XP 6 0 (S=6) x(Stat)/(Prereq.) XP, Max = x4 XP 7 0 (S=7) x(Stat)/(Prereq.) XP, Max = x4.5 XP 8 0 (S=8) x(Stat)/(Prereq.) XP, Max = x5 XP 9 0 (S=9) x(Stat)/(Prereq.) XP, Max = x5.5 XP 10 0 (S=10) x(Stat)/(Prereq.) XP, Max = x6 XP 11 0 (S=11) x(Stat)/(Prereq.) XP, Max = x6.5 XP 12 0 (S=12) x(Stat)/(Prereq.) XP, Max = x7 XP 13 0 (S=13) x(Stat)/(Prereq.) XP, Max = x7.5 XP 14 0 (S=14) x(Stat)/(Prereq.) XP, Max = x8 XP 15 0 (S=15) x(Stat)/(Prereq.) XP, Max = x8.5 XP 16 0 (S=16) x(Stat)/(Prereq.) XP, Max = x9 XP 17 0 (S=17) x(Stat)/(Prereq.) XP, Max = x9.5 XP 18 0 (S=18) x(Stat)/(Prereq.) XP, Max = x10 XP 19 0 (S=19) x(Stat)/(Prereq.) XP, Max = x10.5 XP 20 0 (S=20) x(Stat)/(Prereq.) XP, Max = x11 XP 21 0 (S=21) x(Stat)/(Prereq.) XP, Max = x11.5 XP 22 0 (S=22) x(Stat)/(Prereq.) XP, Max = x12 XP 23 0 (S=23) x(Stat)/(Prereq.) XP, Max = x12.5 XP 24 0 (S=24) x(Stat)/(Prereq.) XP, Max = x13 XP 25 0 (S=25) x(Stat)/(Prereq.) XP, Max = x13.5 XP 26 0 (S=26) x(Stat)/(Prereq.) XP, Max = x14 XP 27 0 (S=27) x(Stat)/(Prereq.) XP, Max = x14.5 XP 28 0 (S=28) x(Stat)/(Prereq.) XP, Max = x15 XP 29 0 (S=29) x(Stat)/(Prereq.) XP, Max = x15.5 XP 30 0 (S=30) x(Stat)/(Prereq.) XP, Max = x16 XP 31 0 (S=31) x(Stat)/(Prereq.) XP, Max = x16.5 XP 32 0 (S=32) x(Stat)/(Prereq.) XP, Max = x17 XP 33 0 (S=33) x(Stat)/(Prereq.) XP, Max = x17.5 XP 34 0 (S=34) x(Stat)/(Prereq.) XP, Max = x18 XP 35 0 (S=35) x(Stat)/(Prereq.) XP, Max = x18.5 XP 36 0 (S=36) x(Stat)/(Prereq.) XP, Max = x19 XP

This mini-class costs zero XP to go up in level. The "S" number is the session number; so your level in the XP Mini-Class is equal to the session number. This mini-class affects all your other classes (including other Mini classes). Divide your stat by the prerequisite for that stat, this is your XP multiplier, with a min of x1, and the max is given on the table. Example: If a class have a Int requirement of 10 and you have an 18 Int, multiply your XP by 1.8 (multiply by only 1.5 if the S=1). If a class have multiple prerequisites, calculate them all, and take the lowest. If a class has no prerequisites (or they are all 0), just use the max given. If you owe a stat anywhere, obviously this class doesn't do anything for that class.