Some of these have unfortunately not been updated since the forum's table formatting changed, so they can be a bit hard to read. Can work very offensively or defensively. Powerful and flavorful, while very unique in how they function. Swordmage - This unusual class uses a form of spells that create temporary magic weapons that have a whole host of effects. Not only can they deal incredible damage at range, but they have a limited ability to cast divine spells for utility as well. An archer class, the Sagittarius draws from divine power in order to be gain fearsome skill with the bow. Sagittarius - This was already mentioned, but I'll say it again. With an incredible array of debuffs, the Malefactor is one of the most dangerous and annoying enemies one can face. Do you want unique options for your games Do you feel limited by the official ones If so, this sub is for you.

Malefactor - The Malefactor is an offensive rogue type character, that has potent curses and auras designed to greatly weaken their foes. r/DnDHomebrew covers all your needs for homebrew D&D Content. They can make themselves incredibly hard to kill, and back it up with potent spells and melee combat. Knight-Paladin - Unsurprisingly a combination of the Knight and Paladin classes, the Knight-Paladin is an excellent tank style character. They use an invocation system like a Warlock, but in a very different fashion, gaining strength from their weapons and augmenting their roguish nature. Indigo Trickster - A rogue style class designed around dual wielding, the Indigo Trickster is one of the the few classes I've ever seen that seamlessly integrates their class features with a mix of melee and magical combat. Though really anything by Jiriku is great. Utilizing the Beguiler style of spontaneous casting, these classes are very flavorful and depending on element can provide strong offensive or support casting.

Though not extremely powerful in melee, their flexible and interesting powers are not to be underestimated.Įlemental Casters - This is a set of five elemental casters (fire, earth, water, air, and void) that are meant to act as a complete replacement for wizards and sorcerers. I highly recommend all these classes:Ĭhronoshifter - Fulfilling the classic role of the time mage, the Chronoshifter utilizes their own casting system that manipulates the flow of time to provide a host of support, debuff, and battlefield control effects, but at the cost of their own sanity.ĭestined Hero - The Destined Hero is a melee class that gains a pool of actions points in every encounter. These homebrewed classes are akin to that of official material and are undeniably worth trying out yourself.I love so many homebrew classes, it's hard to choose just one, so I'm going to post a whole bunch. Many exist to fit a specific niche or test the limits of creation, however, a remarkable few are of exceptional quality. This unrestricted freedom has brought about many distinct homebrewed classes. Along with being intended to be used by dungeon masters, player characters are encouraged to use this section to discover possibilities in their campaign by asking your dungeon master about implementing pages. Consequently, opening the door to many possibilities some awe-inspiring and others unusual, even by D&D's standards. Aberrants, beasts, dwarves, feys, giants, humanoids, reptilians, shapechangers, and many others. Unlike official material, homebrew does not limit players to what is possible in D&D's universe. RELATED: Dungeons And Dragons - What Are The Most Popular Classes And Subclasses? Even so, many inventive fans have gone out of their way to create a variety of new homebrewed classes.

With over thirteen classes to choose from, players have an adequate number of options each fitting different styles of play.

This is the backbone of every character that will determine a variety of aspects. They can dictate their race, background, and most importantly their class. Dungeons & Dragonsprovide players with much creative freedom over their characters.

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