So, in old-school D&D – prior to AD&D Second Edition – every class had a different title at each level until “name level,” which was always 9th level. Some of these made more sense than others. If the priesthood controls your access to your priestly powers, maybe there really are well-known titles for different ranks. Others are sillier: when a thief reaches 7th level, he’s still just “pilfering?”

Year 28 of the 7th Imperator, 8th of Declarations

Year 28 of the 7th Imperator, 6th of Declarations

Saturday, the 7th day of the Red Moon, 937

Friday, the 6th day of the Red Moon, 937

Year 28 of the 7th Imperator, 5th of Declarations

1. If you had to pick a single invention in a game you were most proud of what would it be?

Friday, the 6th day of the Red Moon, 937

Year 28 of the 7th Imperator, 4rd of Declarations.

I was writing up a big post about how I want to deal with skill checks from now on, but I think I need to write it another time. Instead, I will write about old school saving throws.