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<blockquote data-quote="Voadam" data-source="post: 9106675" data-attributes="member: 2209">We used a bunch of the standard options.Stat Generation Options.Individual Initiative.Weapon Speed in Initiative.Weapons Proficiencies (and specializations)Non-Weapon Proficiencies.Hovering on Death's Door.Individual xp.* (My original 1e campaign that kept going into 2e used 1e xp and allowed other 1e stuff like races and classes to continue).Parrying (but I don't think anyone ever did).Spell components.Kits.Classes from everywhere.From later 2e skills and powers I allowed the split stats but capped at 18s so there would not be huge mechanical discrepancies if someone rolled a 16 strength versus an 18.I did not have the 2e DMG but I think I used a double damage on 20s critical hits. In 1e I had used a Best of Dragon critical hits system (&quot;Good Hits and Bad Misses&quot;) for a while.Did not use encumbrance. Same as in B/X and 1e.I do not remember jogging and running ever being relevant.Did not allow custom classes from DMG or later Skills and Powers point buys.Did not use Combat and Tactics (never had it during the AD&amp;D era) or a bunch from Spells and Magic.Level limits never became relevant but my instincts were to be generous on the options for those.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Voadam, post: 9106675, member: 2209"] We used a bunch of the standard options. Stat Generation Options. Individual Initiative. Weapon Speed in Initiative. Weapons Proficiencies (and specializations) Non-Weapon Proficiencies. Hovering on Death's Door. Individual xp.* (My original 1e campaign that kept going into 2e used 1e xp and allowed other 1e stuff like races and classes to continue). Parrying (but I don't think anyone ever did). Spell components. Kits. Classes from everywhere. From later 2e skills and powers I allowed the split stats but capped at 18s so there would not be huge mechanical discrepancies if someone rolled a 16 strength versus an 18. I did not have the 2e DMG but I think I used a double damage on 20s critical hits. In 1e I had used a Best of Dragon critical hits system ("Good Hits and Bad Misses") for a while. Did not use encumbrance. Same as in B/X and 1e. I do not remember jogging and running ever being relevant. Did not allow custom classes from DMG or later Skills and Powers point buys. Did not use Combat and Tactics (never had it during the AD&D era) or a bunch from Spells and Magic. Level limits never became relevant but my instincts were to be generous on the options for those. [/QUOTE]

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