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Level XP Votes Title Título

1 0 0 Initiate Iniciado

2 20 2 Novice Novicio

3 50 4 Acolyte Acólito

4 90 6 Sexton Sacristán

5 150 8 Beadle Bedel

6 250 10 Scribe Escriba

7 400 12 Monk Monje

8 600 14 Pilgrim Peregrino

9 900 16 Friar Fraile

10 1300 18 Hermit Ermitaño

11 1800 20 Chaplain Capellán

12 2400 22 Deacon Diácono

13 3000 24 Curate Cura

14 4000 26 Priest Sacerdote

15 5400 28 Vicar Vicario

16 7000 30 Parson Párroco

17 9000 32 Prior Prior

18 12000 34 Monsignor Monseñor

19 16000 36 Abbot Abad

20 22000 38 Canon Canónigo

21 30000 40 Chancellor Canciller
22 40000 42 Bishop Obispo

23 50000 44 Archbishop Arzobispo

24 60000 46 Cardinal Cardenal

25 70000 48 Sage Sabio

26 80000 50 Saint Santo

27 90000 52 Apostle Apóstol

28 100000 54 Pope Papa

In reply to Re: Translation of the Perlmonks levels ... by lenieto3
in thread Translation of the Perlmonks levels ... by ZlR

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