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Divinity Original Sin 2 uses non-linear formula to calculate the amount of experience the players get for exploration, completing quests and killing enemies.
This formula uses three variables - Act, Act Part and Gain. In DOS2 Act is always 1. Act Part corresponds to the expected level of the players. Gain represents the difficulty.

The table below contains exp for Act Part from 1 to 20 and Gain from 1 to 9. It should simplify the process of assigning exp to quests, characters and exploration zones.
{| class=wikitable
|-
| Act Part \ Gain || 1 || 2 || 3 || 4 || 5 || 6 || 7 || 8 || 9
|-
| 1 || 25 || 50 || 75 || 100 || 100 || 125 || 150 || 175 || 200
|-
| 2 || 75 || 125 || 200 || 250 || 300 || 375 || 425 || 500 || 550
|-
| 3 || 125 || 250 || 375 || 500 || 600 || 725 || 850 || 975 || 1 100
|-
| 4 || 200 || 400 || 600 || 800 || 1 000 || 1 200 || 1 400 || 1 600 || 1 800
|-
| 5 || 300 || 600 || 900 || 1 200 || 1 500 || 1 800 || 2 100 || 2 400 || 2 700
|-
| 6 || 425 || 850 || 1 275 || 1 700 || 2 100 || 2 525 || 2 950 || 3 375 || 3 800
|-
| 7 || 575 || 1 125 || 1 700 || 2 250 || 2 800 || 3 375 || 3 925 || 4 500 || 5 050
|-
| 8 || 725 || 1 450 || 2 175 || 2 900 || 3 600 || 4 325 || 5 050 || 5 775 || 6 500
|-
| 9 || 1 000 || 2 000 || 3 000 || 4 000 || 5 000 || 6 000 || 7 000 || 8 000 || 9 000
|-
| 10 || 1 400 || 2 800 || 4 175 || 5 575 || 6 950 || 8 350 || 9 750 || 11 125 || 12 525
|-
| 11 || 1 950 || 3 875 || 5 800 || 7 725 || 9 650 || 11 600 || 13 525 || 15 450 || 17 375
|-
| 12 || 2 700 || 5 400 || 8 075 || 10 775 || 13 450 || 16 150 || 18 850 || 21 525 || 24 225
|-
| 13 || 3 750 || 7 500 || 11 225 || 14 975 || 18 700 || 22 450 || 26 200 || 29 925 || 33 675
|-
| 14 || 5 200 || 10 400 || 15 575 || 20 775 || 25 950 || 31 150 || 36 350 || 41 525 || 46 725
|-
| 15 || 7 225 || 14 450 || 21 675 || 28 900 || 36 100 || 43 325 || 50 500 || 57 775 || 65 000
|-
| 16 || 10 050 || 20 075 || 30 100 || 40 125 || 50 150 || 60 200 || 70 225 || 80 250 || 90 275
|-
| 17 || 13 950 || 27 900 || 41 850 || 55 800 || 69 750 || 83 700 || 97 650 || 111 600 || 125 550
|-
| 18 || 19 400 || 38 800 || 58 175 || 77 575 || 96 950 || 116 350 || 135 750 || 155 125 || 174 525
|-
| 19 || 26 950 || 53 900 || 80 850 || 107 800 || 134 750 || 161 700 || 188 650 || 215 600 || 242 550
|-
| 20 || 37 475 || 74 925 || 112 400 || 149 850 || 187 300 || 224 775 || 262 225 || 299 700 || 337 150
|}

== Experience for Exploration ==

In Divinity Original Sin 2 the players get EXP when they discover new areas. To add an area with an Exploration Bonus in your mod you need to do following:
* Create a new story in Osiris (something like _MyModName) and add this code into INIT section (you can skip this step if your mod uses Origins):
<pre>
DB_IsPlayer(CHARACTERGUID_S_GLO_CharacterCreationDummy_001_da072fe7-fdd5-42ae-9139-8bd4b9fca406);
</pre>
* Add a new Box Trigger that represents the area with an exploration bonus (e.g. S_XP_TestArea).
* Add a new story (something like MyModName_TriggerRegistration).
* Add code in the INIT section of this story using this template(replace with your own values):
<pre>
DB_ExplorationZones(BoxTrigger,1,ActPart,Gain);
</pre>
For example we want to give the players 2900 Exp for discovering the "Test Area" area. Therefore we should use '''Act Part = 8 and Gain = 4:'''
<pre>
DB_ExplorationZones(TRIGGERGUID_S_XP_TestArea_52690fc6-acc4-4086-a1ba-12522af82ad6,1,8,4);
</pre>

== Experience for Quests ==

Each quest state (in the Journal Editor) has two fields: Act and Gain. This is a bit confusing, because in quest states Act ''acts '' like Act Part.
So, if you want to give your players 2900 Exp for advancing a quest you should select a quest state and set '''Act to 8''' and '''Gain to 4'''.

== Experience for Killing Enemies ==

Suppose you have an enemy and after killing this enemy the players should get 2900 Exp. Again, we need '''Act Part = 8 and Gain = 4'''.
* Open the Stats Editor.
* Find your enemy (MyModName - Stats - Character) or create it (it is easier to do so by overriding one of the existing characters from Shared).
* Set Act to "1", Act Part to "8" and '''Gain to "5"(!!!)'''. For some reason here you need to set "Gain" as "Correct Gain" + 1.

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