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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Xyxox" data-source="post: 4890879" data-attributes="member: 16542">The Rules BookThe Rules Book breaks down into fifteen chapters, similar to what we're all used to seeing in these things:Chapter One: Ability ScoresChapter Two: Player Character RacesChapter Three: Player Character ClassesChapter Four: AlignmentChapter Five: ProficienciesChapter Six: Money and EquipmentChapter Seven: MagicChapter Eight: ExperienceChapter Nine: CombatChapter Ten: TreasureChapter Eleven: EncountersChapter Twelve: NPCsChapter Thirteen: Vision and Light Chapter Fourteen: Time and MovementChapter Fifteen: New SpellsUnder Ability Scores, we find a departure from standard 2E AD&D ability scores and ability score generation. Though the six base abilities are the same, the score generation would be for a range from 5-20 rather than the standard 3-18.  This represented a base generation methodology of 5d4 for each ability score, though that simplistic methodology was not even amongst the base ability rolling methodologies. The simplest way to roll your character was 4d4+4 for each ability in order. For NPCs, the 5d4 method was used. As with the standard 2E AD&D ability score generation, several optional methods were also presented.Though this section does present the fact that ability scores work the same as with the 2E PHB, the concept of a Templar is introduced in this section mentioning that Wisdom is the primary ability score for this class of "beaureucratic priests".</blockquote>

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