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Multi-Class and Dual-Class Characters
A multi-class character improves in two or more classes simultaneously. His experience is divided equally between each class. The available class combinations vary according to race. The character can use the abilities of both -
Player's Handbook
Appendix 1: Spell Lists · Appendix 2: Notes on Spells · Appendix 3: Wizard Spells · Appendix 4: Priest Spells · Appendix 5: Wizard Spells by School · Appendix 6: Priest Spells by Sphere · Appendix 7: Spell Index OGL -
The Schools of Magic
Spells are divided into nine different categories, or schools, according to the types of magical energy they utilize. Each school has its own special methods and practices. Although they are called schools, schools of magic -
Advanced Dungeons & Dragons 2nd Edition Wiki
Compiling a handy reference for use with AD&D 2nd Edition. Player's Handbook (Work-in Progress) -
Aboleth
The aboleth is a loathsome amphibious creature that lives in subterranean caves and lakes. It despises most land-dwelling creatures and seeks to enslave intelligent surface beings. It is as cruel as it is intelligent -
Thief Skill Explanations
The thief uses this skill when filching small items from other peoples' pockets, sleeves, girdles, packs, etc., when palming items (such as keys), and when performing simple sleight of hand. A failed attempt means the -
Druid
Historically, druids lived among the Germanic tribes of Western Europe and Britain during the days of the Roman Empire. They acted as advisors to chieftains and held great influence over the tribesmen. Central to their -
PHB Ch6 Armor
You are going to want your player character to buy armor, if he is allowed to use any. Armor is the easiest and cheapest way to improve your character's chance of surviving the more -
Bard
The bard is an optional character class that can be used if your DM allows. He makes his way in life by his charm, talent, and wit. A good bard should be glib of tongue -
DMG Ch8 Experience Tables
For example, the player characters manage to defeat three orcs, a rust monster, and a green slime. Each orc is worth 15 XP, since they are one Hit Die each and have no special abilities -
Ranger
The ranger is a hunter and woodsman who lives by not only his sword, but also his wits. Robin Hood, Orion, Jack the giant killer, and the huntresses of Diana are examples of rangers from -
PHB Ch5 Proficiencies
Most of what a player character can do is defined by his race, class, and ability scores. These three characteristics don't cover everything, however. Characters can have a wide range of talents, from the -
PHB Ch3 Player Character Classes
After choosing your character's race, you select his character class. A character class is like a profession or career. It is what your character has worked and trained at during his younger years. If -
Wizard
The wizard group encompasses all spellcasters working in the various fields of magic--both those who specialize in specific schools of magic and those who study a broad range of magical theories. Spending their lives -
PHB Ch2 Player Character Races
After creating your character's ability scores, you must select a player character race. This is not a race in the true sense of the word: caucasian, black, asian, etc. It is actually a fantasy -
PHB Ch9 The Attack Roll
At the heart of the combat system is the attack roll. This is the die roll that determines whether an attack succeeds or fails. The number a player needs in order to make a successful -
Paladin
The paladin is a noble and heroic warrior, the symbol of all that is right and true in the world. As such, he has high ideals that he must maintain at all times. Throughout legend -
Intelligence
Intelligence (Int) represents a character's memory, reasoning, and learning ability, including areas outside those measured by the written word. Intelligence dictates the number of languages a character can learn. Intelligence is the prime requisite -
Warrior Tables
*Player selects type.* Maximum spell ability -
Rogue Tables
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Constitution
A character's Constitution (Con) score encompasses his physique, fitness, health, and physical resistance to hardship, injury, and disease. Since this ability affects the character's hit points and chances of surviving such tremendous shocks -
Strength
Strength (Str) measures a character's muscle, endurance, and stamina. This ability is the prime requisite of warriors because they must be physically powerful in order to wear armor and wield heavy weapons. A fighter -
Character Race Tables
* Halfling fighters do not roll for exceptional Strength.* Females tend to be lighter and shorter than males. Thus, the base numbers for height and weight are divided into male/female values. Note that the -
PHB Ch5 Nonweapon Proficiencies II
The most detailed method for handling character skills is that of nonweapon proficiencies. These are much like weapon proficiencies. Each character starts with a specific number of nonweapon proficiency slots and then earns additional slots -
PHB Ch9 Combat
The AD&D game is an adventure game designed to give players a feeling of excitement and danger. Characters brave the unknown perils of moldering dungeons and thorn-covered wilderness, facing off against hideous monsters
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