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D&d Play By Post Vs. Ad&d Play By Post

D&D play by post vs. AD&D play by post

Name: Wizard

Comments: I was just wondering if there was any significant difference between D&D play by post vs. AD&D play by post since they are both being played in the same way.

Post Play Adampd Vs Post Play Dampd

The rules is basically the difference. Your character can improve, survive, and conquer based on certain guidelines and the story of course. In D&D, known as Dungeons & Dragons the rules are simple and easy to get started. In AD&D, known as Advanced Dungeons and Dragons the rules are more complex. If you want to participate in a D&D Play by Post or AD&D Play by Post feel free to venture to: Source 9

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JB, are the resources different for AD&D or D&D, like can the 3.5 D&D Monster Manual be used for AD&D?

Post Play Adampd Vs Post Play Dampd

3.5 is AD&D not D&D. If you want to play D&D you can use the 3.5 version and have some success but the 2nd, 3.0, 3.5 and the new 4.0 are all advanced D&D versions.

Post Play Adampd Vs Post Play Dampd

Its all about the amount of rules you want to add. I think a few rules are good but a whole set makes it too tedious to be fun. I think JB's medieval is more like D&D while we have AD&D in the wars board.

D&d Play By Post Vs. Ad&d Play By Post

It's just like one would expect - AD&D is more "Advanced" than regular D&D, has more rules, is more fiddly with the system and mechanics, and has more options and features and such, while in theory, D&D is more basic and simple, not that I can tell much depending on which version of the two you're comparing.