Champions award 300% of their base XP when killed, and calculate their Monster Level (mLVL) as if they are +2 Area Level for the XP tier.These are known as Elites, and they encompass Champion and Unique monster types.
Sand Maggots from Coldworm the Burrowerĭiscussed in greater detail in our Elite Groups / Bosses resources, certain special monster types increase the Experience they award when the monster is killed. Monsters which are spawned from a spawner do not award XP when killed. If they are killed before that triggers, they do award Experience. Suicide Minions do not award Experience if they die of their own explosion Skill. If the head is killed first, the two tentacles also die, but not award Experience. Tentacle Beast tentacles give Experience individually from the head of the monster. For example, a Fallen resurrected by a Fallen Shaman, will not give any XP on the second kill. Experience is gained on the first kill of a monster which can be resurrected by another monster. Look for these types of games on Multiplayer when you're trying to blast the Leaderboards on Season start. Baal runs and Chaos runs allow you to kill large amounts of the highest Level monsters in the game. Generally speaking, killing high Level monsters quickly is the fastest way to gain XP. You regain a percentage of lost Experience from Character Death in Nightmare and Hell, when you retrieve your body. The Ancients Quest line gives a set amount of Experience when completed. Monsters which have been turned (By Skills such as conversion and confuse) that kill another monster, grants the Character Experience. Whether it's the Character and their Summons or Mercenary, or any Partied unit within 53.33 yards (Roughly 2 screens on the native 800 x 600 resolution of vanilla Diablo 2), Experience is shared. Monsters dying in the vicinity of the Character. There are three ways for a Character to acquire Experience (XP) in Diablo II: Resurrected.
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