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• We use ascending AC and + to hit modifiers

• We use secondary skills

• We use weapon proficiencies

• We allow multiple classes

• We use detailed encumbrance

• We use Advanced Spell Book Rules

• We use the Limits on Returning from Death rules

• We use variable weapon damage rules

• House rule: The number of fighters that can fight side by side in a 10' wide corridor is based on the damage die their weapon uses.  You can fit 16 D damage die side by side (to a max of 3 characters) e.g. 3 daggers, 2 swords, a 2-H sword and a short sword, etc.

• We use side-based initiative except for those enemies engaged in melee.  Individual initiative will be used to exchange blows after first contact is made.

• We'll use 1" in minis scale = 3.33' in game scale (2 squares per 5', 3 squares per 10')

• We allow attacking with two weapons, charging into combat, parrying, splash weapons, and subduing

• We use the missile attacks on targets in melee rules

• We use morale rules

• We use Town services and hiring retainers (CC 2)

• We allow Expanded Adventuring gear, weapons and armour if you own the book (CC 3)

• Infravision is blocked by any visible light or large heat source that includes the viewer

• You are either in a room or not.  If you are not in the room you may not act in the first round of combat/ negotiations/ search, etc.

• If you do not actively participate in an encounter, you get 0 XP from monsters & treasure for that encounter.  If you are outside the room when an encounter is concluded, you have not participated.

• House rule: For HP, roll 2 x your HD.  If the number totaled does not equal the max # on the die, you may add them together.  Otherwise take the highest roll.

• House rule: You may start with a number of spells in your spellbook based on your INT, but you must roll % chance to copy to learn any spell

• House rule: Sleeping in a common area requires you to roll a d6.  On a 1, snoring kept you awake and you do not gain the benefits of a full night's rest

• House rule: Sharing a room requires you to roll 2d6.  On 2 1's, snoring kept you awake and you do not gain the benefits of a full night's rest

• House rule: Sleeping outside requires a bedroll or you do not gain the benefit of a night's rest

• House rule: Death's Door

  • If someone is reduced to 0 HP, they are lingering at death's door

  • A character at death's door is unconscious and will die without magical aid.  Each round there is a 2-in-6 chance of the character dying

  • Aid: Healing that takes effect instantaneously saves a character if applied before they perish, restoring them to 1 HP.  Characters brought back from death's door suffer a permanent loss of 1 point from a random Ability Score.