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Message: <blockquote data-quote="PHATsakk43" data-source="post: 9425103" data-attributes="member: 7041071">It sorta was, but in an odd location.The AD&D Core Rules 2.0 kitted out a created character based on their starting gold (which was used to purchase the items at PHB prices) and their class/weapon proficiencies.It wasn’t the best set of choices, but it worked pretty well.To the last point as well, Core Rules 2.0 & CR Expansion is probably the best TTRPG software ever created. As a tool set at least. It made the game much more functional. Which is a big part of what I still enjoy 2E over the others. Someone made an API to pull data from the old program but with a newer front end that wasn’t limited to the fixed pixel count of 640x480 which is pretty small on modern machines. The database for the program was also basically fully extensible (from a game perspective) which allows it to be upgradable to encompass basically anything that was in the game.</blockquote>