Rather than being a martial artist, the class is now a racial class for a race of wolf-people who start mostly human but get more bestial and wolf-like as they grow in power. The mechanics of the class are all exactly the same, it's just the fluff that's changed. Firstly the 'Mystic' class - the one that's a martial artist - got changed to a 'Lupine' class. You might be rolling a different die or working out success in a different manner, but the chances of success (and therefore the feel of the game) are the same.Ģ) I made a couple of tweaks to character classes. In other words, the chance of a tenth level fighter making a saving throw against spells or a seventeenth level thief successfully disarming a trap or a first level cleric turning a zombie are all unchanged. The probabilities of success for all these are unchanged between the two games (to within 5%, since that's the resolution on a d20 roll). The difference in play is that it makes things simpler because you always know what to roll. 1) Darker dungeons used 'd20 + bonus >= 20' for pretty much all rolls, whether attack rolls, saving throws, skills, thief abilities, turning undead, or whatever.

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