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<blockquote data-quote="Coroc" data-source="post: 7171149" data-attributes="member: 6895991">I was thinking about bronce weapons and armor, and despite the OPs concerns i am still convinced that my idea for normal damage for non steel weapons and 1d up damage for non Magic steel weapons is the easyest way to resolve this. Since no DS character should ever Show up in another part of the multiverse this should never be a problem, also it reflects that DS inhabitants are tougher ( I think i remember they wrote something like gravity is higher there also but i might be wrong)DS also had loads of Special weapons like Lotulis Catchka Gythka and Caluhak. Otoh i would leave out typical renaissanceweapons like Rapiers.To get around the armor problem and to get a 2nd ed feelplayers could start out at 3rd with max HP.When i played DS back with 2nd ed there was one Thing i and the others really loved:It was the (compared with vanilla ADD 2nd Settings) extremely fast paced combat, mostly deriving from really high attributes in Str and bad armorclass.I did get some deja vu of this when i first played 5E</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Coroc, post: 7171149, member: 6895991"] I was thinking about bronce weapons and armor, and despite the OPs concerns i am still convinced that my idea for normal damage for non steel weapons and 1d up damage for non Magic steel weapons is the easyest way to resolve this. Since no DS character should ever Show up in another part of the multiverse this should never be a problem, also it reflects that DS inhabitants are tougher ( I think i remember they wrote something like gravity is higher there also but i might be wrong) DS also had loads of Special weapons like Lotulis Catchka Gythka and Caluhak. Otoh i would leave out typical renaissanceweapons like Rapiers. To get around the armor problem and to get a 2nd ed feelplayers could start out at 3rd with max HP. When i played DS back with 2nd ed there was one Thing i and the others really loved: It was the (compared with vanilla ADD 2nd Settings) extremely fast paced combat, mostly deriving from really high attributes in Str and bad armorclass. I did get some deja vu of this when i first played 5E [/QUOTE]

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