Moorgard wrote:
As I said in the Q&A, a Fellowship works best for people who stay relatively close in level. It is not a substitute for powerleveling.
Experience in a Fellowship trickles down. It does not work upwards. Say you have four members of a Fellowship: lvl 40, lvl 30, lvl 20, lvl 10. If the level 40 person kills a mob, the exp he gets is divided between all four members. If the level 30 kills a mob, that experience gets divided three ways--the level 40 person gets none. If the level 20 person kills a mob, that experience is divided two ways. And if the level 10 person gets a kill, he keeps all the experience.
So yes, the lowest-level people benefit, but not at an extraordinary rate. Experience given is proportionate to the level of the individual. If the level 40 person killed a level 40 mob, the level 10 person gets experience as if he killed a level 10 mob. Of course, in this example the level 10 person's experience is only a fraction of what he'd get if he killed a level 10 mob on his own, because all the people above him are also getting a share of the level 40 player's kill.
(Read the above carefully, as it's a bit complicated. )
Fellowship members do not have to be grouped together. In fact, all the members can be in separate groups; the Fellowship has absolutely no impact on whatever groups they might be in. They are only dividing up the amount of experience they get as members of their respective groups--no additional experience is created or lost in the formation of a Fellowship.
All members of a Fellowship must be on separate accounts. You cannot have alts on the same account included in a Fellowship.
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