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===Training Session Examples===

'''Example 1:''' A 13 HD character (rogue 5/fighter 8) has 5d6 HD and 8d10 HD. He's got 45 HP from his HD (well below the average of 61.5). With training, he could go up to 85 (rounding down from 85.75, his training maximum). He could gain the full benefit of 3 training sessions, gaining 13 HP each time. A fourth session would net him only a single HP gain, which he only needs a few supplies for (dividing the training session cost by the character's 13 HD, then multiplying by the amount of HP the character desires to gain, which is 1, putting him up to his maximum through training). The first three sessions would cost him 16,900 gp each, while the last session would only cost 1,300 gp to gain that last HP. (Author's first try terrible dice rolls for HP: d6s: 6, 5, 6, 2, 3 — d10s: 2, 1, 3, 1, 3, 8, 1, 4)

'''Example 2:''' A 2 HD character (rogue 1/fighter 1) has 1d6 HD and 1d10 HD. His game uses averages, with maximum HP for the first HD. Since he took rogue first, he's got 11 HP from his HD. He'd like to increase his HP with a durability training session (and is only 1 point away from his training maximum), so he pays only 200 gp for an 8 hour session and gains 1 HP (putting him at his training maximum of 12).
Author	Ganteka Future +
Identifier	3.5e Variant Rule +
Rating	Undiscussed +
Summary	Increase your HP total while remaining within the expected range. +
Title	Durability Training +