Hunter - hunter, ranger, gunslinger, slayer One (“wow core”) holds the majority of the rules, and the other (“wow spells”) is where I'm working on all of the new spells. I have attached a pair of PDFs that represent my work so far. As such, my intent is to balance accuracy to the game with compatibility to Pathfinder, erring on the side of compatibility however, given that this is a campaign setting and not a subsystem or variant like the original Warcraft RPG. I intend to fill this setting out as much as possible as a - likely life-long - side project, including adapting each zone in the game into an adventure. I used the earlier Sword & Sorcery Warcraft RPG books made for D&D 3.5e as a starting point for various things (particularly feats and spells), but there are several aspects of that system I dislike, not to mention its being incomplete, non-canon, and (moreso in the revision than the original) not entirely compatible with Pathfinder. Obviously, this is nowhere near a finished product at the moment, but in order to end up with something decent, I decided I would look to MW for assistance and advice.Īs I said, this is being made for the Pathfinder system, which I chose for a couple of reasons, but mostly just because it's my personal favourite, and the system I am most comfortable with. While I have made a few changes this past week, I've learned of or noticed quite a lot I needed to change or fix, not to mention fill out. While I never fully shelved it, I've decided to resume working on it. It is, as it appears, a World of Warcraft campaign setting for Pathfinder. This is a project that I've been working on since about mid-Mists of Pandaria.
While it may be infrequent and slow, I do intend to continue updating this post and thread. While I am looking for help in working on this, I am content simply having a place to post this online, and what passing advice and critique those on the 'Weave are willing and able to give me. ClarificationThis is NOT a finished ruleset, yet.
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