Warcraft of Arcana Unearthed?

[JoeGKushner]

Well, I'm trying to decide which book I'll be getting and I really only want one of them at this time due to the nature of the beast as opposed to funds.

By nature of the beast, I mean both are rules intensive books with changes to the core d20 system that remain compatible with the system.

Both are massive (240 and 256) and will take time to digest.

I'm leaning towards Warcraft now because I'm a big fan of the game but Arcana Unearth's support from Fiery Dragon and MEG are very tempting.

 

[MeepoTheMighty]

I dunno...on the one hand, apples have a nice satisfying crunch...but oranges are nice and juicy.

All I can say is I'm glad I've got enough money for both...I don't think I could choose one over the other.

 

[Dinkeldog]

Fortunately, I'm not much of a Warcraft guy, so my choice is easy.

 

[Tsyr]

Actualy, I was under the impression that Warcraft was *not* going to be massivly changing the core system.

 

[JoeGKushner]

Warcraft is indeed not making massive changes.

However, there are many changes that are small and minute.

From what I understand, AU isn't going to be doing massive changes either. Just different materials.

 

[Ahrimon]

Of the two my first priority is Warcraft. I'll probably get both, but I won't pick up AU for a while. I've played the games and love the setting. I'm hoping to use warcraft as my next campaign.

On and OT note, has anyone seen warcraft on amazon yet? I can find the monster book and another one due out in october, but I can't find the main book on their page.

Ahrimon

 

[Voadam]

Joe, do you want hordes of orcs or sprytes, giants and furries?

Ahrimon, I noticed the same thing in a "warcraft" word search on there.

 

[MasterLich]

I wouldn't mind seeing a horde of orcs coming over the hills, except they are intelligent and ...... non-evil WTF?? K i am running.