Confusing Wording

[Auramis]

I've noticed there are PrC that have abilities that do X "per level," and then there are others that do X "per class level."

It seems clear enough at first, but, given how wording has changed between books, I want second opinions: when something is worded as "per level," does it mean per character level?

[Psyren]

It has to actually say "character level" to be character level. Otherwise it is class level by default.

[Auramis]

It has to actually say "character level" to be character level. Otherwise it is class level by default.

Thanks, mate. I had a feeling it was class level. Just wanted to be sure. :)

[Chronos]

References to just "level" depend on the context. If it's in a description of a class ability, it means class level in that class. If it's in (for instance) a feat, it means character level. If it says "level or Hit Dice", it's likewise character level. If it's in a spell, it probably means caster level.

[Psyren]

References to just "level" depend on the context. If it's in a description of a class ability, it means class level in that class. If it's in (for instance) a feat, it means character level. If it says "level or Hit Dice", it's likewise character level. If it's in a spell, it probably means caster level.

Yeah, that.

[Auramis]

Thanks guys. Appreciate it. :)