A new gameplay expansion book and other accessories are bringing World of Warcraft into Dungeons & Dragons. If you’re a fan of one or the other and want to check out the crossover, you can preorder the items now ahead of their November 17 release.
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You can grab everything you need from the carousel above. For more details about each item, read on or check out the announcement.
D&D: World of Warcraft – Gameplay Expansion Book
The main item you’ll need to cross the MMO and TTRPG streams is the D&D: WoW Gameplay Expansion Book. It transplants a ton of WoW-specific content into the tabletop RPG. It has rules for 16 new WoW-based species, all 13 classes from the MMO, plus nine new or revised subclasses and over 40 specializations. It also brings seven dungeons, over 50 new monsters, and 30 dungeon boss stat blocks, along with mounts, companion creatures, spells, magic items, and professions. Brothers and sisters, it’s a lot.
D&D: World of Warcraft – Icecrown Citadel Adventure Map Pack
The Lich King is probably the most iconic villain in the Warcraft universe, and he’s alive and well in this D&D campaign (but not for long, if you can help it). This adventure map pack includes everything you need to invade the Lich King’s Icecrown Citadel. It’s comprised of five chapters, 10 maps, and 10 boss encounters.
D&D: World of Warcraft – Dungeon Master Screen
This four-panel DM screen helpfully hides the DM’s notes and papers. The outside of the screen is adorned with a gorgeous ultra-widescreen World of Warcraft painting. The screen’s inside is packed with handy information and reference tables you’ll want to have on hand when you’re running a game.
D&D: World of Warcraft – Miniatures Sets
D&D campaigns can be run entirely with words, putting the game in the minds of the players. Or you can pick up some miniatures (which go along nicely with the maps above) to put the game on the table. Two packs are available, one with six Horde figures plus Illidan Stormrage and the other with six Alliance figures, plus the Lich King.
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