Talk: Thieves' Guild/Training

Hanky points and experience rewards

Using values I’ve confirmed for myself (Maximum number of Hankies and XP rewards) for levels 77 to 85, I plotted three different equations in Excel.

• First was $Squareroot(XP)$ vs Level, the resulting equation was $Squareroot(XP)=0.992673*Level+77.410244$, with a correlation coefficient ($r^2$) of 0.997058

• Second was was $Log(XP)$ vs Level, the resulting equation was $Log10(XP)=0.010474*Level+3.778785$, with a correlation coefficient ($r^2$) of 0.996759

• Third was $ln(XP)$ vs Level, the resulting equation was $ln(XP)=0.024117*Level+8.700974$, with a correlation coefficient ($r^2$) of 0.996759

Two conclusions were drawn from these calculations: 1. The XP follows a quadratic equation (example: $y = A*x^2 + B*x + C$) 2. There is a second stage to the calculations, making the entire calculation something like $XP=Maximumnumberofhankies*Round[(A*Level^{2}+B*Level+C)/Maximumnumberofhankies]$