May 8, 20187 yr Hi guys, Its been a while since I played tabletop D&D but I was wondering which edition is Deadfire based on?
May 8, 20187 yr Pillars of Eternity doesn't use the D&D ruleset (nor any of the D&D settings). But if you are familiar with D&D, you will probably feel at home fast with the Pillars ruleset. Edited May 8, 20187 yr by pstone
May 8, 20187 yr PoE1 is inspired by Infinity Games, which were isometric real time interpretations of 2nd and 3nd D&D. However, Deadfire uses its own ruleset, adjusted to be better suited to cRPG. A lot of mechanics should be familiar, but how they work and are calculated will be different. Especially in Deadfire, which rather than “inspired by Infinity Games” I would describe as a “sequel improving upon a game which was inspired by IE games”.
May 8, 20187 yr Author Ok, thanks for the info. Does the Steam version come with a game manual explaining the rules? Or is there some other wiki or website that explains Deadfire's rule set?
May 8, 20187 yr Here https://pillarsofeternity.gamepedia.com/Official_Pillars_of_Eternity_WikiAlthough its easier to google first then come to forums. Also the manual is not needed that much since the game has tutorials and tooltips. In addition, Youtube provides a plethora of videos explaining mechanics and everything else. Welcome to 2018 friend!
May 8, 20187 yr In game certain keywords will have hyperlinks to explain things as well, and this shoupd cover most game mechanics. There is a good bit of the hyperlink stuff in the character creation.
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