Hello everyone!
I was watching Nonat1s video on youtube and was inspired to make house rules, i was thinking on playing Warcraft roleplaying (i used to play the 3.5 version) but with pathfinder 2e rules.
Does anyone knows any material that has this rules set?
I have begun to make my own settings for the game:
* No aligment rule with Moral intentions along with Radiant and Shadow damage.
* Ancestries are tricky because of many feat, so a few ancestries can become too weak or maybe too powerfull, to counter that, i'm thinking on compensate the lack of Ancestry feats some ancestries have over others you gain the normal ancestry feat at first level and then every time the character gains an Ancestry feat you can make the choice of getting the normal ancestry feat or choose between general feat, archetype feat or general ancestry feat (I will assemble a list and include Ability bonus as an option similar to 5e). Or maybe using the Simplified ancestry rule from gamemaster.
* Leveling up at 5,10,15 and 20 is a huge boost to a character so i initialy thought of using the Stat boost rule (the one with 2,3,4,5 and then 7,8,9,10 and so on...) but to keep track of those could be more trouble then gain and a character that is not optimised at first level could not reach the "Optimal build" and that is not a WOW feeling. So starting at level 2, every character has 1 Ability point to invest (you cannot place Points at the same Ability in a row, Exemple, at level 2 you place that point on STR at level 3 you have to pick other then STR), the maximum value is capped at 18, 19 at level 5, 20 at level 10, 21 at level 15 and 22 at level 20. This will result in a gradual evolution of the character and a little bit weaker at level 20.
* Classes - i will try to make use of existing classes and assemble a kit that resembles the WOW classes.
So, what do you guys think?