Experience / AD&D

We have used T3 to play a lot of fantasy, using many old Ad&D adventures.

When converting from AD&D, there is a separate formula for monsters and characters. This is because the Hit Dice concept of AD&D can reflect either skill or mass.

This conversion model gives attributes and a maximum skill value - schticks and number of skills have to be decided manually, emulating the abilities the creature had in AD&D. Monsters often have a highly impressive array of Creatures powers and limitations.

Monsters

• Maximum Skill: 10 + HD/2
• Body: 5 + HD
• Chi: 5 + HD
• Mind: Note that there is no Intelligence attribute in T3, Mind is just the closest approximation. Animals get good Mind scores to reflect their superior senses and odd psychology.
  
  
  • None: 5
  • Animal: 7
  • Semi: 9
  • Low: 4
  • Average: 5
  • Very: 6
  • Highly: 7
  • Exceptionally: 8
  • Genius: 9
  • Supra-Genious: 10
  • Godlike: 11+
• Reflexes: Move/2

Characters

• Maximum Skill: Level +10
  Halve levels above 5, so level 10 = skill 18 and 20 = skill 22
• Body
  • Constitution: Constitution/2
  • Strength: Strength/2
  • Toughness: Constitution/2
• Chi: (Maximum of (Charisma, Intelligence, Wisdom))/2
• Mind
  • Charisma: Charisma/2
  • Perception: Intelligence/2
  • Willpower: Wisdom/2
• Reflexes: Dexterity/2

Damage Ratings

The damage add of a weapon is it's average damage in AD&D. For weapons that have no Attributes, use a base of 5.