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\subsection{Experience Points}
\subsection{Experience Points}
\label{storyXP}
\label{storyXP}
Each time a player spends a \gls{storypoint}, the character earns a number of \glspl{xp} equal to the number of \glspl{storypoint} they have.
Each time a player spends a \gls{storypoint}, the character earns a number of \glspl{xp} equal to the number of \glspl{storypoint} they've spent so far.
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The first \gls{storypoint} grants 5\glspl{xp}, the second grants 4, and so on.
The first \gls{storypoint} grants 1\glspl{xp}, the second grants 2, and so on.
If a character spends 2\glspl{storypoint} to stipulate that their blacksmith uncle likes wandering around the depths of the forest the characters find themselves in, then the player would receive ($5+4$) 9\glspl{xp}.
If a character spends 3\glspl{storypoint} to stipulate that their blacksmith uncle likes wandering around the depths of the forest, and lives in a small fort, then the player would receive ($1+2+3$) 6\glspl{xp}.