I am thinking of preodering the warcraft and I think Im confused as to what it intails in terms of digtal content, character creation on the ddb creator. Will I be able to make a Deathknight and my sheet say death knight and my spells and abilities be flavored as such on my sheet/ app ? I know we will be using the base core DnD classes, but just wondering because I am def getting the physical of the books but wondering if the Beyond aspect will have they flavor aspect too.
I am thinking of preodering the warcraft and I think Im confused as to what it intails in terms of digtal content, character creation on the ddb creator. Will I be able to make a Deathknight and my sheet say death knight and my spells and abilities be flavored as such on my sheet/ app ? I know we will be using the base core DnD classes, but just wondering because I am def getting the physical of the books but wondering if the Beyond aspect will have they flavor aspect too.
We don't have enough information yet. They said they will tell you how to "transform" your D&D class into a WoW class, but they didn't tell us how that's gonna happen. I don't really know how that's gonna work in the digital version of the game.
If I had to guess, I'd say it will be more a roleplaying thing rather than a rule-changing thing, but I might be wrong.
We have more details now. The book will have 9 subclasses:
3 returning: Swashbuckler Rogue, Ancestral Spirit Guardian Barbarian, and Drunken Master Warrior of Mystic Brews Monk. Swashbuckler will likely map onto WoW's Outlaw Rogue while Mystic Brews will likely map onto WoW's Brewmaster. The Spirit Barb though, no clue - tank shaman maybe?
6 new: 2 Paladin Oaths (Ebon Blade & Holy), 1 Ranger Order (Demon Hunter), 2 Cleric Domains (Discipline and Shadow), and 1 Barbarian Path (Elements.) These should all be straightforward as far as what they map to (presumably the Barbarian one will be Enhancement Shaman.)
That means if they're really planning to represent every other WoW specialization, it will likely be through a combination of existing subclasses, and possibly also other options such as feats, fighting styles etc.
I am thinking of preodering the warcraft and I think Im confused as to what it intails in terms of digtal content, character creation on the ddb creator. Will I be able to make a Deathknight and my sheet say death knight and my spells and abilities be flavored as such on my sheet/ app ? I know we will be using the base core DnD classes, but just wondering because I am def getting the physical of the books but wondering if the Beyond aspect will have they flavor aspect too.
We don't have enough information yet. They said they will tell you how to "transform" your D&D class into a WoW class, but they didn't tell us how that's gonna happen. I don't really know how that's gonna work in the digital version of the game.
If I had to guess, I'd say it will be more a roleplaying thing rather than a rule-changing thing, but I might be wrong.
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We have more details now. The book will have 9 subclasses:
3 returning: Swashbuckler Rogue,
AncestralSpirit Guardian Barbarian, andDrunken MasterWarrior of Mystic Brews Monk. Swashbuckler will likely map onto WoW's Outlaw Rogue while Mystic Brews will likely map onto WoW's Brewmaster. The Spirit Barb though, no clue - tank shaman maybe?6 new: 2 Paladin Oaths (Ebon Blade & Holy), 1 Ranger Order (Demon Hunter), 2 Cleric Domains (Discipline and Shadow), and 1 Barbarian Path (Elements.) These should all be straightforward as far as what they map to (presumably the Barbarian one will be Enhancement Shaman.)
That means if they're really planning to represent every other WoW specialization, it will likely be through a combination of existing subclasses, and possibly also other options such as feats, fighting styles etc.
That would be awesome! I’d love to see character sheets for all 13 Warcraft classes!
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