Level Progression Table

## Unclassed levels

The classless levels from zero to five have the following experience formula:

* 100 \* ( CurrentLevel^2 - CurrentLevel )/2 + 100.

Once an awakened reaches level 5, they gain the ability to choose a class; they cannot advance to level 6 without first selecting one.

## Class Tiers

Classes come in the following tiers:

* Common
* Uncommon
* Rare
* Legendary

It is unknown if there are any class tiers above Legendary.

The experience requirements needed to level up may change depending on the tier of class held.

It is impossible to de-level due to loss of experience points (for example when unlocking skill tiers), as the system prevents spending points to drop into the negative.

## Levels 5-24

Common/Uncommon classes continue with the classless experience progression formula.

Its highly implied that at level five, the highest tier of class one can obtain is Rare.

The formula for Rare is RoundDownToInteger( 2,000 \* 1.15^CurrentLevel - 2,000 )

Once an awakened reaches level 25, they gain the ability to choose a class advancement; they cannot advance to level 26 without first selecting one.

## Levels 25-50

Rain advances his Legendary class from 26 to 27 after 75,014 experience, with 1,301 XP left over, exactly matching the 5-25 formula for Rare classes of RoundDownToInteger( 2,000 \* 1.15^CurrentLevel - 2,000 )

## Levels 50-75

There is currently no confirmed information regarding experience formulas in this level range.

## Levels 75+

There is currently no confirmed information regarding experience formulas in this level range.

 Level Relationship to Rank

An awakened's rank in the organization they're affiliated with is related to their current level, increasing after reaching certain thresholds.

* Guild
	+ Bronzeplate - Level 0-24
	+ Silverplate - Level 25-49
	+ Goldplate - Level 50-74
	+ Platinumplate - Level 75+
* Watch
	+ Initiate - Unawakened
	+ Officer - Level 0-24
	+ Sentinel - Level 25-49
	+ Guardian - Level 50+
	+ Warden - Leader of the Watch, title not determined by level.
	+ Custodian - Outsider
* Bank
	+ Goldplate - Level 0-24
	+ Rubyplate - Level 25-49
	+ Sapphireplate - Level 50-74
	+ Emeraldplate - Level 75+
* Majistraal
	+ ??? - Level 75+

## References

1. ↑ Chapter 52
2. ↑ Chapter 67
3. ↑ During Rain's class selection in Chapter 12, unlike the Rare Dynamo Class, both the Common and Uncommon classes shown didn't have any warnings in regards to increased experience requirements for progression.

Though there is an unconfirmed theory that says the experience formulas are actually changed for *all* classes, despite the lack of warning. Like so: Common - RoundDownToInteger( 2,000 \* 1.05^lvl - 2,000 ) Uncommon - RoundDownToInteger( 2,000 \* 1.10^lvl - 2,000 ) Rare - RoundDownToInteger( 2,000 \* 1.15^lvl - 2,000 ) Legendary - RoundDownToInteger( 2,000 \* 1.20^lvl - 2,000 )
4. ↑ The Warden comments in chapter 108 about granting higher tiered classes to her subordinates at level 5, only mentioning the danger of granting Rare classes without even giving the Legendary tier a second thought-- as if it wasn't even possible. Considering the resources available to her, it should be safe to assume that its impossible to obtain a Legendary or higher tiered class at the first selection. At least, there has never been such a case ever documented in the new world's history.
5. ↑ Chapter 180
6. ↑ Since whenever an individual is awakened they start at level 0 and how there was no one who checked Rain's level when he first registered, it is assumed that there is no minimum level required and it is possible for people to register as a bronzeplate if they haven't leveled up at all yet.
7. ↑ "The goldplate equivalent was called a ‘guardian’, and there weren’t any in the city." - chapter 63. Formerly called Wardens, recently edited.
8. ↑ The Guild and Watch split off from the *Majistraal Ascensi Guildum*. This had been the Majistraal’s organization for training mages and the plates were used to rank the trainees. You weren’t considered a true member of the Majistraal Order itself until you reached Platinum, which was an unreasonably high standard in the present day. (Chapter 076)