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Pool of Radiance Interview and Screens

Discussion in 'Game/SP News & Comments' started by NewsPro, Jul 26, 2001.

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    (Originally posted by Darien)

    The official PoR2: Ruins of Myth Drannor site has been updated with an interview with Producer Chuck Yager and 18 new screenshots. Check out the end of the interview for a list of some of the major 3e elements (including combat features, skills and feats) that have been included in the game.

    Q: How has using the 3rd edition rules changed PoR?
    A: Drastically! Originally the game started off as a 2nd Edition product as the 3rd Edition rules hadn't been announced yet. After we made arrangements with Wizards of the Coast to get copies of the rules, we immediately started re-shaping the game to conform as best we could. Naturally, we already had a significant code structure in place, and while we were able to implement nearly all of the new rules, certain changes just didn't make sense for our game or work within the code. However, the bulk of changes earned the game the title of being the first RPG to show off the new 3E rules. We have everything from concealment and cover in combat, to delaying and refocusing your initiative, to brand new magical items, skills, feats, and special class abilities for players to use at their disposal.
     
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