In 1984 (PrinceCon IX), another extensory refinement was the introduction of Clerical religions, where each religion having its own complementary and semi-customized list of Prayers. Over the years, this RPG system diverged from D&D and acquired a following outside of the PrinceCon convention, leading to the introduction of additional guidelines for campaign play.
In 1984 (PrinceCon IX), an advanced version was introduced, featuring Clerical faiths with their own customized lists of prayers. This led to the RPG system diverging from D&D and attracting a following beyond the PrinceCon convention, prompting the creation of new guidelines for campaign gameplay.