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Even as someone well versed in several editions of the rules, I sometimes mix up details. But I apologize if both get posted, and this is redundant.Р”РЋ) A pox on anyone who has given you a hard time about semantical differences between 1E and 2E. Seems to have been eaten by the browser gods. 3E also drops the special scale for strength scores (instead of 18/01 through 18/99 you just go straight to 19). 3E and up have three kinds of saving throw (fortitude, reflex, willpower) and every value goes up (high AC is good). You pick skills only at first level, and still get a feat every couple levels.Р”Р„nd in 5E, you are back to picking a class every level, but get skills only at first level, and feats are an optional rule.Р”РЋE and 2E have five kinds of 'saving throw' with obtuse names, and attack and armor values going down (low AC is good). fighters that means combat maneuvers (which mechanically work the same as spells). In 4E, you pick only a single class, but get 'powers' as you level up. Since 3E is legally 'open content', it has an absolutely staggering amount of material from any number of third-party publishers, but not a lot of CRPGs. In 3E, you can pick a class every level (so you can combine classes), skill points every level, and a special ability (feat) every couple of levels. Nevertheless this is THE most common ruleset for D&D CRPGs, and the one with the most official settings. In 2E, you also gain skills as you level up (weapon and non-weapon proficiencies) and there are subclasses (kits), but these are all optional rules and rarely seen in CRPGs. From the perspective of character building/development, in first edition you pick a race and a class, and that's it. Non-combat proficiencies are missing from the game, I assume thieving abilities are missing from the game and I don't think psionics were ever part of the Gold Box engine. Even the class changes are irrelevant, because Spelljammer only has 6 of them in the game. And, to protect the innocents, demons were renamed tan'ari and devils are now called baatezu.Р”Р„s you can see, regarding these CRPGs there were almost no relevant changes. Other than these, many spells and monsters were changed.

Psionics were removed from the core rules. Thief skills' development was changed a bit, and THAC0 became the only official way to do combat. Non-combat proficiencies were introduced as a rudimentary skill-system. Cleric spells are divided into spheres and clerics/druids have access to only some of these. There were some races (half-orc) and classes (assassin, illusionist) removed, bard was added as a normal class, and specialized mages appeared with tiny differences to a normal wizard. There wasn't many mechanical differences between AD&D 1st and 2nd. This may be why the game doesn't include that spell.

I'm sure you'll find the Rock of Bral (an asteroid) sooner or later.Р”Р„nd yes, casting Fireball on shipboard is a bad idea. The other D&D settings are not canonically part of Spelljammer, as far as I'm aware. Ravenloft is not accessible by spaceship due to how Ravenloft works. Kara-Tur is in fact part of the Forgotten Realms. I suppose Krynnspace and Greyspace are not included (there may be copyright reasons involved). Well, the game IS called 'Pirates of REALMspace', meaning the crystal sphere with the Forgotten Realms in it. The spell Melf's Acid Arrow comes from 1E but exists in every edition. Does the game include things like air pockets and gravity planes, too?Р”Р„D&D 2E does have bards, druids, and race/level caps just not all games implement them. I used to enjoy the tabletop version of this setting, I was not aware there was a computer game of it. V qba'g guvax V sbhaq n jnl gb yrnea arj fcryyf - vs abobql unf sveronyy, zvtug jryy or gung lbh jba'g or noyr gb trg vg. Lbh pna hctenqr lbhe fuvc, ohg nyy gur bcgvbaf V sbhaq jrer vasrevbe gb gur fgnegvat fuvc, fb V whfg fghpx jvgu gung guebhtu gur shyy tnzr. V nyfb xrcg n fcernqfurrg bs pnetb cevprf, ohg nf sne nf V pbhyq gryy gur cevprf ner gur fnzr ng rnpu cbeg - bayl ninvynovyvgl punatrf - fb lbh pna'g znxr zbarl genqvat, bayl fryyvat pnetb lbh trg sebz bgure fuvcf.

#PIRATE FONTS NO CUSSIN NO THIEVIN FULL#

I don't know as much about the 1e to 2e transition in AD&D, but I do know rangers have a bunch of ability prerequisites, so that might be why they were coming up so high?Р”В¬ombat is indeed pretty hard - you can outfit your full crew with magic items, though, which is an important progression route since as you noticed only your captain appears to gain experience.

Couple random things:Р”Р„ spelljamming helm isn't a helmet you wear, it's like a ship's helm. I played this last year! I also had and played it back when it first came out, but never got anywhere with it due to the combat challenges you mention, so it was nice to finally win it.

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