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Warrior Cats[edit]
Welcome to the world of Warrior Cats. A world not much different from ours.
Campaign Setting Information[edit]
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
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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
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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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