D&D: World of Warcraft Brings Death Knights and Demon Hunters to Tabletop
The Universes Beyond expansion adds new classes and reworks of classic Dungeons & Dragons classes, including a Paladin-based Death Knight.
D&D: World of Warcraft is a Dungeons & Dragons expansion released under the Universes Beyond program, bringing classes and specializations from the Warcraft setting into the tabletop RPG. The expansion was detailed in a report by screenrant.com.
The book adds new classes alongside reinterpretations of classic Dungeons & Dragons classes. The Death Knight appears as a Hero Class built on the Paladin class, using the Oath of the Ebon Blade subclass and the Blood, Frost and Unholy specializations.
The Demon Hunter is a Hero Class for Rangers, with the Devourer, Havoc and Vengeance specializations. The Evoker follows the same structure as a Hero Class for Sorcerers, offering Augmentation, Devastation and Preservation.
Other entries rework existing classes: the Hunter is built on the Ranger class and includes a Beast Mastery specialization, while the Druid offers four specializations — Balance, Feral, Guardian and Restoration.
Classes at a glance
The expansion mixes Hero Classes, which sit on top of a base class, with full classes such as the Druid. No release date or price for the expansion was given in the report.
Quick answers
What is D&D: World of Warcraft?
It is a Dungeons & Dragons expansion released under the Universes Beyond program, adding World of Warcraft-themed classes and specializations to the tabletop RPG.
Which classes does the expansion add?
The book includes the Death Knight, Demon Hunter and Evoker as Hero Classes, plus a Hunter built on the Ranger and a Druid with four specializations.