Warrior Cats (5e Campaign Setting)

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Warrior Cats

Welcome to the world of Warrior Cats. A world not much different from ours.

Campaign Setting Information

Players Guide New Player Guide An easy guide to character creation and important rule difference from normal dnd. Classes Homebrew classes to fit each of the groups of cats. Races As all characters in Warrior is a cat. There is only one race (Warrior Cats) and several subclasses reflecting on where they are born. Equipment Armor Weapons Adventuring Gear Herbs and Poisons Mundane and Magic Items Feats Some D&D feats are removed or modified. While new, cat related feats are added Background New Backgrounds to fit the theme of this world Languages All cats speak feline but there is more than one language out there Dictionary A list of warrior terms

World of Warrior Cats The World & Locales Information on the world, regions, and groups of the campaign setting Time and History A look of the setting's history, mainly comprising of major events Society A look at common societal trends and laws found in the campaign setting Religion There are one religion for each group Warrior Code A set of laws that the clans follow

Dungeon Master's Guide Dungeon Master's Reference A quick guide for DMs to run the warrior cat system "Fun" Facts Random useless data and information about the warrior system Disease Diseases that effects Twoleg (humanoid) most of the time don't effect cats. Here is a list of examples of diseases. Injures and Treatment It is a list of the common names of injures and the method of treating it. Bestiary Modified beasts to spice up things in a low magic world. NPCs Various cats and creatures that populate the world Variant Rules Optional rules for DMs to implement while playing a campaign in Warrior Cats. Adding to Warrior Cats An "official" page for others to submit their ideas, advice, and anecdotes for the development of the setting in order to keep this clean and organized.

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