Jul 15, 2021 4:40 am
I'm looking to see if anyone would be interested in a game of a different sort. Instead of playing humanoids, you would portray noble animals protecting (or opposing, as the case may be) the two-legs. They do not know of your existence (with a few exceptions), and must not become aware of such, but you are sworn to aid the goodly peoples of the world against the forces of evil.
This campaign uses the rules found in Skirmisher Publishing's The Noble Wild. The primary mechanics are the Pathfinder system, modified somewhat to fit the circumstances. You do not have to have a copy of the rules to participate.
Everyone portrays a woodland species of your choice (it has to be an animal that might be found in a temperate forest). For the most part, characters are built according to the Pathfinder rules and choose from the usual assortment of classes found in the core rulebook.
Would there be any interest in such a campaign or even just a single adventure?
This campaign uses the rules found in Skirmisher Publishing's The Noble Wild. The primary mechanics are the Pathfinder system, modified somewhat to fit the circumstances. You do not have to have a copy of the rules to participate.
Everyone portrays a woodland species of your choice (it has to be an animal that might be found in a temperate forest). For the most part, characters are built according to the Pathfinder rules and choose from the usual assortment of classes found in the core rulebook.
Would there be any interest in such a campaign or even just a single adventure?