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These would be advanced by PrCs, which may add additional powers to be selected.Īs a player of Wakfu, I think that trying to apply it to d20 wouldn't be TOO hard. I may homebrew a universal mechanic for such, for simplicity's sake. So, each class will get invocations, maneuvers, or a similar at-will resource management scheme. Vancian casting, power points, and the like are out - you don't ever see a character "run out" of their abilities. Every class has "spells", though many of them aren't obviously or overtly magical.

PrCs can be class agnostic if appropriate - if you're a Cra and pick up a Shushu Bow, for example, you should be able to become a Shushu Guardian.

This also means we need prestige classes, at least two per class.

This means you take 5-10 levels of Iop and then prestige into Shushu Guardian, or Xelor into Horologer, or what have you. This suggests to me that we have short (ten-level) base classes and abilities that scale to character level instead of class level, with prestige classes filling out a character's progression. In the game, all of a class's powers can be obtained in the first several levels, with further levels just improving powers.

In the series, the characters have a fairly versatile set of powers, but you don't often see them aquire a new one, with the exception of the Eliatrope kid.

It never happens in the series, but I don't know anything explicitly prohibiting it and it may be useful to have such a mechanic.

I suppose, theoretically, you could renounce your deity and convert to another. You will never see a Cra/Sram or an Ecaflip/Enutrof. No multiclassing between base classes.Fifteen if we include Eliatropes, who are technically not human but might as well be. On that note, there's fourteen base classes - Cra, Ecaflip, Eniripsa, Enutrof, Feca, Iop, Osamodas, Pandawa, Sacrier, Sadida, Sram, Xelor, Rogue, and Masqueraider.So, all players are human, with "racial" modifiers just rolled into the appropriate class. Effectively, your race is your religion is your class. When you pledge yourself to a deity (or are born to someone who has, though this isn't always the case), you take on aspects of their appearance in addition to gaining appropriate powers. Everyone is human in the setting, including the shrub-headed guys and catgirls.The obvious place to start a project like this is with the player characters and classes, so here's some of the things I'm considering. This is the start of our efforts to make that possible. In addition to the animation and characterization being quality, the setting is an interesting one, and a friend of mine has expressed interest in running a campaign in it. For the uninitiated, Wakfu is a decent MMO that, more importantly, is accompanied by an awesome animated series.