Nothing against those other systems, I'm sure they're awesome (I know that specifically both of the ones I linked had their starts here, so do not think that I'm knocking anyone else's work). Ideally, you should be able to take any of the races, classes, abilities, whatever from my system and add it to a Pathfinder game, no problem. I feel like the basic framework is solid enough to support bending and the world of Avatar, and so I decided that my project would be compatible. The reason I even continued with my project after finding out about those (and it's a sentiment I've seen shared several times) is that these systems are wholly independent they aren't compatible with systems most d20 players are already mostly familiar with, 3.5 / Pathfinder. This is my first large homebrew project, and definitely the first one I'm posting here.Īnd before you point me to other Avatar d20 systems, just know that I have looked at some of them. Sometimes I feel like giving up, but I take a look at what I've created, and while I don't think it's perfect by any means, I really think it's shaping up alright. As mentioned above, I've spent 7 months on this project. Things spiraled wildly out of control from there. So I decided well I'll do each of the four benders, plus the Avatar class. You need to have the framework of the other benders. Not long after beginning work on the base class, I realized that an Avatar class cannot stand alone.

This project all began 7 months ago when I wanted to make a 1-20 Avatar base class. Hoo boy, I barely even know where to start.

Avatar the last airbender armor