Experience

[Aradan]

Routing units give 1/5 of normal exp. All units when not routing give the same. I think that the experience ratio is the same regardless of unit-size as it is individual based. Fewer troops kill fewer enemies, so you 're even. btw the experience level requirements go up in a Fibonacci-like sequence, as Jerome has said.

[Poulp']

what's a Fibonacci-like sequence ?

[Omanes Alexandrapolites]

Hi Poulp',
Perhaps this page could help you.

[Aradan]

That's a math-heavy page! For the non-math type of people around, Fibonacci series is a series of numbers where the first two are 0 and 1 and every other after them is the sum of the two numbers right before it. So it's like that: 0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, ...

[Poulp']

I see

thanks a lot, it always a pleasure to learn something.
(although I was afraid when I saw the formula)

[Severous]

I agree with Aradan.

Furthermore.

1) Exp is held at individual soldier level. A units exp is an average of its men.

2) If you have two partially delpleated units you can bring one up to full strength leaving a second depleated unit. You can merge back and forwards between the two units. The men that make up the units varies. Its sometimes possible to group all the experienced men into the depleted unit seemingly gaining experience.

3) When you retrain a depleated unit the new soldiers are supposed to arrive with an experience the same as the average of the soldiers in the unit.

4) Thus group experienced troops together in a depleated unit, retrain, and hey presto a full strength unit of experienced troops.