I've not yet played Swords & Wizardry, but I've dug through a number of S&W scenarios. Despite not having played it, I really appreciate it. I like that it has three different rules-incarnations for the various OD&D incarnations (despite splitting race and class) and that it can easily be adjusted to match most anything for OSR play. Flexibility and ease of house-ruling is all of what the game is about.
I also like Target 20. It's become my favorite AC system. I did a search for Target 20 and Swords and Wizardry and didn't manage to find anything. So I decided to make Target 20 chats for the three different versions of Swords and Wizardry. I discovered (after I'd finished all three tables) that the Core and Complete Rules attack progressions were the same. Anyway, I hope that this will serve useful for folks curious to combine attack bonuses and descending AC in their Swords and Wizardry games.
White Box Rules THAC9
Attack Bonus
|
Cleric Level
|
Fighter Level
|
Magic-User Level
|
+1
|
1-3
|
1
|
1-4
|
+2
|
4-5
|
2
|
5-6
|
+3
|
6-7
|
3-4
|
7-8
|
+4
|
8
|
5
|
9-10
|
+5
|
9
|
6-7
|
11-12
|
+6
|
10
|
8
|
13-14
|
+7
|
-
|
9-10
|
15-16
|
Core Rules & Complete Rules THAC9
Attack Bonus
|
Cleric
|
Fighter
|
Thief/Wizard
|
+1
|
1-2
|
1-2
|
1-3
|
+2
|
3-4
|
3
|
4-5
|
+3
|
5-6
|
4-5
|
6-7
|
+4
|
7-8
|
6
|
8-9
|
+5
|
9
|
7
|
10
|
+6
|
10-11
|
8
|
11-13
|
+7
|
12
|
9
|
14-15
|
+8
|
13-14
|
10-11
|
16-19
|
+9
|
15-16
|
12
|
20-23
|
+10
|
17
|
13-14
|
-
|
+11
|
18-19
|
15
|
-
|
+12
|
20
|
16
|
-
|
+13
|
-
|
17-18
|
-
|
+14
|
-
|
19-20
|
-
|
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