That is 38.5 hours to get from level 6-7. This kept growing so that levels 6-7 took 11 sessions in order to level. It took the group 4 around 3.5 hour sessions to get from level 2-3. If you compare it to your home session players take much longer to level.Ī great example of this is Critical Roll. If you are leveling slowly double how long it would take you to reach the next level. This is of course unless you are doing slow leveling. Simplifying things, levels 1-4 you gain a level every 4 hours of play and levels 5+ you gain a level every 8 hours of play. They are sponsored by Wizards of the Coast who owns D&D so let’s take a look at what they are doing. That is why there is another somewhat universal metric and that is the adventurer’s league. Now, we all know that as you level it should be harder to level up. I don’t understand why but this is what the dmg suggests.
1-3 are easy, 4-5 are moderately difficult, 6-10 are the longest, and 11-20 get shorter and shorter. This is weird… but that is how the exp per day works out. Levels 11-20 are done in 2 or less adventuring days. Levels 6-10 are done in 2.5-3 adventuring days. Levels 4-5 are done in 2 adventuring days. Levels 1-3 are done in 1 adventuring day since you get enough exp per day to gain a level up. Using adventuring day exp we can figure out how often the designers intended us to level. Milestones are a little bit subjective so we will talk about them later.
DMG STARTING AT HIGHER LEVEL FULL
In order to find the answer, we have to go full nerd on this book. We have asked the question ‘how long should it take to level in D&D?’ and found an answer in the dungeon master’s guide. I know that I just said that leveling depends on quite a few factors, but let’s look at what speed we are supposed to level at. How long should it take to level in D&D? That depends completely on your group, your progress, and everyone’s experience in D&D. When it has been a while players start to ask how long should it take to level in D&D? This is a question that plagues players minds after they have been the same level for a while, and dungeon masters who feel like things are taking too long.
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