zapallo dijo:
bueno quisiera saber si ademas de la experiencia otorgada por monstruos y trampas q otra experiencia deben llevar los personajes
Zapallo se podría decir que existen dos reglas para responder a tu pregunta: la oficial y la no oficial.
OFICIALMENTE:
Story awardsSometimes you may want to estimate experience point awards
for actions that normally don’t result in an XP award under the
standard system. These are called story awards, and they should
only be used by an experienced DM.
CRs for Noncombat EncountersYou could award experience points for solving a puzzle, learning a
secret, convincing an NPC to help, or escaping from a powerful
foe. Mysteries, puzzles, and roleplaying encounters (such as negotiations)
can be assigned Challenge Ratings, but these sorts of
awards require more ad hoc ruling on the DM’s part.
Mission GoalsOften an adventure has a mission or a goal that pulls the PCs into
the action. Should the PCs accomplish their goal, they may get a
story award. No Challenge Ratings are involved here: The XP
award is entirely up to you.
Roleplaying Awards: no system
exists for assigning Challenge Ratings to bits of roleplaying. The
awards should be just large enough for the player to notice them,
probably no more than 50 XP per character level per adventure.
Story Awards and Standard AwardsYou can handle story awards in one of two ways. The first is to make all awards story awards.The second way is to use standard awards for defeating enemies but award only half the normal amount for doing so, making up the other half through story awards.
Páginas 40,41 del Libro Dungeon Master's Guide
EXTRAOFICIALMENTE:
todas las que comenta joacovidal son muy válidas.