Yora
Legend
Though I would be suprised if I am rally the very first person to come up with that name.
Also, it's not really an advanced version of d20, but a d20 version of AD&D 2nd Edition based on the second printing revision.
This beta 0.1 version is a direct conversion as faithful as possible to the original probabilites and chances. You can slap this on your AD&D 2nd Edition books and the only thing that changes is the way you calculate success or failure of an action. Everything else remains 99% the same.
(The only change applied in this version is the removal of percentile strength for warriors. The table remained unchanged, only 18/01-50 was relabled as 19 and so on.)
However I think that it would make sense to make some actual minor changes to the tables for some streamlining and increased consistency. But since someone mentioned the wish for a purely transcribed only version, this first version does not include any further changes.
At this point, the important issue is to check if the math is correct and the transcription of the new tables is accurate. If some people are familiar with the original rules and could check if it's all done correctly, that would be really cool.
Also, it's not really an advanced version of d20, but a d20 version of AD&D 2nd Edition based on the second printing revision.
This beta 0.1 version is a direct conversion as faithful as possible to the original probabilites and chances. You can slap this on your AD&D 2nd Edition books and the only thing that changes is the way you calculate success or failure of an action. Everything else remains 99% the same.
(The only change applied in this version is the removal of percentile strength for warriors. The table remained unchanged, only 18/01-50 was relabled as 19 and so on.)
However I think that it would make sense to make some actual minor changes to the tables for some streamlining and increased consistency. But since someone mentioned the wish for a purely transcribed only version, this first version does not include any further changes.
At this point, the important issue is to check if the math is correct and the transcription of the new tables is accurate. If some people are familiar with the original rules and could check if it's all done correctly, that would be really cool.
