The Blind spell, which only had an effect on one creature, now has been changed to Apparition, and can effect up to 10 enemies. Some of the spells have also been adjusted. For example, each character is limited to a maximum of two skills. This is similar to the AD&D 2nd Edition Non-Weapon Proficiency system, though there are some differences. Might and Magic Book II introduces a new skill system, with characters able to learn various skills such as Cartography (allowing map-making), Pickpocket (a boost to thievery) and so on. Additionally, the player is able to shuffle the character’s stats around during character generation, which was a common house rule in D&D during the 1st edition era.

The other new class is the Barbarian, who is only able to use light armor, but can use any weapon and is more capable in combat than a regular Knight. The first is the Assassin, able to perform sneak attacks for critical hit damage, in addition to having thief abilities and the ability to use oriental weapon types. First, the game introduces two new classes. However, there are some advantages for creating a new party. The stat and class mechanics are identical, and characters from the predecessor can be imported to this one. Might and Magic Book II plays identically to the first game in almost every respect.

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