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<blockquote data-quote="Nagol" data-source="post: 5461710" data-attributes="member: 23935">2e -- rounds didn't change time duration -- both 1e and 2e had 1 minute rounds-- spell damage received caps to dice-- added bards as base class; dropped assassin-- dropped half-orcs-- raised demi-human level limits3e-- replaced saving throw system with the trinity (Fort, Will, Reflex)-- flattened curve for attribute bonuses-- substantially removed item damage (failing a save vs fireball didn't require all exposed items to check, for example)-- added semi-customisable leveling choices (feats and similar chosen class abilities)-- revamped multiclassing-- added prestige classes-- huge hit point inflation by mid levels-- converted weapon immunities into damage reduction-- returned half-orc-- removed demi-human level limits-- made xp progression the same for all classes-- converted to a linear #encounter per level gain paradigm-- dropped system shock / resurrection survival and maximum number of raises per character? (I think this still existed in 2e)3.5e-- replaced damage reduction system-- tweaked spells to be less general in use (splitting some into several spells, removing variability, shortening durations)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Nagol, post: 5461710, member: 23935"] 2e -- rounds didn't change time duration -- both 1e and 2e had 1 minute rounds -- spell damage received caps to dice -- added bards as base class; dropped assassin -- dropped half-orcs -- raised demi-human level limits 3e -- replaced saving throw system with the trinity (Fort, Will, Reflex) -- flattened curve for attribute bonuses -- substantially removed item damage (failing a save vs fireball didn't require all exposed items to check, for example) -- added semi-customisable leveling choices (feats and similar chosen class abilities) -- revamped multiclassing -- added prestige classes -- huge hit point inflation by mid levels -- converted weapon immunities into damage reduction -- returned half-orc -- removed demi-human level limits -- made xp progression the same for all classes -- converted to a linear #encounter per level gain paradigm -- dropped system shock / resurrection survival and maximum number of raises per character? (I think this still existed in 2e) 3.5e -- replaced damage reduction system -- tweaked spells to be less general in use (splitting some into several spells, removing variability, shortening durations) [/QUOTE]

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