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In ''Gaiden'' and ''Shadows of Valentia'', stronger classes have lower relative power and weaker classes higher relative power, ranging from 1 to 10; as relative power is multiplied into experience gain, this serves to boost the experience gain of lower-tier classes in comparison to higher-tier promoted ones. The enemy's class relative power is not a factor in experience, but the base experience from the enemy's class is. | In ''Gaiden'' and ''Shadows of Valentia'', stronger classes have lower relative power and weaker classes higher relative power, ranging from 1 to 10; as relative power is multiplied into experience gain, this serves to boost the experience gain of lower-tier classes in comparison to higher-tier promoted ones. The enemy's class relative power is not a factor in experience, but the base experience from the enemy's class is. | ||
In ''Thracia 776'' | In ''Thracia 776'' and the GBA games, stronger classes have higher relative powers. There is a smaller range of relative power, only from 1 to 5. In the GBA games, class relative power is less distributed, with the vast majority of classes featuring 3 relative power and all classes with 5 relative power being late-game boss-exclusive. The range of class relative power is more limited compared to ''Gaiden'', but enemy class relative power is a factor in experience gain in these games, and the GBA games feature many direct class-based bonuses, such as a bonus for defeating [[Thief|Thieves]]. | ||
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| style="border-bottom-right-radius: 15px" | Maximum of 100; minimum equal to experience from doing damage.<br>Silencer mod is 2 if the kill was due to an Assassin's Silencer; 1 if not<br>Promotion bonus is 40 for Valkyries, Bishops (only female Bishops in ''The Blazing Blade''), Rogues, and Assassins; 60 for all other promoted classes. Boss bonus is 40 if the enemy is a boss. Thief bonus is 20 if the enemy is a Thief, Rogue, or Assassin. Entombed bonus is 40 if the enemy is an Entombed. Each bonus is 0 otherwise. | | style="border-bottom-right-radius: 15px" | Maximum of 100; minimum equal to experience from doing damage.<br>Silencer mod is 2 if the kill was due to an Assassin's Silencer; 1 if not<br>Promotion bonus is 40 for Valkyries, Bishops (only female Bishops in ''The Blazing Blade''), Rogues, and Assassins; 60 for all other promoted classes. Boss bonus is 40 if the enemy is a boss. Thief bonus is 20 if the enemy is a Thief, Rogue, or Assassin. Entombed bonus is 40 if the enemy is an Entombed. Each bonus is 0 otherwise. | ||
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