This last bit is confirmed here, thanks to Nhat for the link.

If this is true I think it's a nice touch: no effort put into the event toon is lost, even if it wasn't enough to reach level 70. Otherwise, only the event toon 'champion' experience counter is added to the account one. When the event is ended with no slot for the event hero, both experience counters are added to the account 'champion' experience counter. because the last kill overreached that amount). Note that I have some evidence that all the XP gained before reaching level 70 is kept in the first counter (the 'hero' experience counter), so it may go above the amount needed to reach level 70 (e.g. 2400 (that's 6 595 341 625 486, a little bit more than 62 time the amount needed to reach CL 2100) and do lookups.Īfter some experiments (with surprising results!) I do believe that the game maintain two experience counters, at least for an event toon: one for the XP gained while the toon wasn't yet at level 70, one for the XP gained after that. The simple way here is the better, if only because it work at and above CL 700: just tabulate all the amounts for all hero level and for champion level up to e.g. You can use (as I did) a computer algebra system to retrieve them. But they are rather involved (lots of cubic and square roots) and of limited use, so i won't give them here. Given an amount of accumulated XP, what is the corresponding hero or champion level? There are closed formulae for this, at least for all hero level and for champion level up to 699. (Again, I have strong evidence that this amount is exact.) If that is the case the formula is a bit inaccurate, with an overestimation growing almost linearly by close to half a point for each level above 700.)Įxample: According to the relevant formula, a total of 4 999 040 champion XP points are needed to reach CL 73. The last formula is an approximation, we don't know whether the XP increments are truncated internally.

Champion points eternium