Such bonuses are very common in FrogComposband, and may be either racial or class-based. In Vanilla Angband, this is the case for Warriors, who become immune to fear at level 30, and Rangers, who gain additional shots with bows as they level up. Character level also affects the number of spells that a book spellcaster can study.Īdditional bonuses, resistances or abilities may be granted upon reaching a certain level. Many spells become more powerful at high CL for example, a mage's Magic Missile in Angband 4.2.0 deals only 3d4 damage at CL 1, but 12d4 damage at CL 50. Spell fail rates can go down significantly as a character levels up and becomes more comfortable with lower-level spells. Spells and special powers have minimum levels they only become accessible once the character's level at least matches the spell level. Leveling up usually does not improve stealth, as nearly all classes and personalities have a level-up stealth bonus of zero. The size of these level-up bonuses depends almost entirely on the player's class personality also plays a small role in some variants, but race generally has no effect on them. Most primary skills, including melee, archery, device skill and saving throw, also improve with character level. (A high max SP requires a high character level, but also a high spell stat even a high-level Mage may have zero mana if their intelligence is very low.)
Both go up with character level, and although both are also influenced by many other factors, character level accounts for the bulk of max HP in particular. The most obvious effects of the character level are on max HP and max SP.
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