The best homebrew D&D classes you need to try!

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► LINKS TO CLASSES
Witch class (Mage Hand Press): magehandpress....
Psion class (KibblesTasty) www.gmbinder.c...
Pugilist class (Benjamin Huffman) www.dmsguild.c...
Necromancer class (Mozared) homebrewery.na...
Illrigger class (Matt Colville) shop.mcdmprodu...
Blood Hunter class (Matthew Mercer) www.dndbeyond....
Shaman class (Pattycakee) homebrewery.na...
Scholar class (A.M Black) www.gmbinder.c...
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01:28 Witch
03:39 Psion
05:33 Pugilist
08:13 Sink!
09:27 Necromancer
11:32 Illrigger
13:50 Bloodhunter
16:30 Shaman
19:32 Scholar
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[@RevAnakin]

Great video! I had a med school student player who really didn't want fantasy, so I had to homegrown an entire class which was an Intelligence based battle medic. No real spells, but spell like abilities that all had medical based names that both would heal people on the battlefield and could also provide significant one-shot style attacks when landed. Her sub-classes were based on if she wanted to go down the pharmacology route (potions, salves, and poisons), the neurological route (stunning and confusion based stuff), or the vascular route (high damage output blood letting attacks)

[@gabrielmunozbezerra9632]

Nice

[@Arlentric]

Genuinely love this as a concept, combat medic is such a cool premise and I have the most sadistic image in my head of a person running around with stimpacking their friends with needles

[@RevAnakin]

@@Arlentric here are some of the titles of the subclass abilities. Specialty: Vascular Soft Underbelly Exsanguinate Euthanize Specialty: Neurology Concussion Bradykinesia Tetraplegia Specialty: Pharmacology Healing Herbs Weapons of Enemy Shadow Medicine

[@Skeezicking]

Wow!! That's really nice! Do you have it on notes or PDF or really anything? I got really curious about it!

[@RevAnakin]

@@Skeezicking I need to update it for the 2024 rules. I have it all in Excel right now, but I'll try and put it into a PDF

[@steel5315]

"It fits the witch over a Cauldron ascetic very well" Me: Okay Cool "These Witches focus mostly on Hex spells" Me: Oh, that's just what I would want, cool! "And Witches are rarely seen without their familars and get an extended familar list to choose from as well" Me: Okay yeh makes sense as well, although this is starting to sound like I've heard this before.. "You can even Cackle as a Bonus Action to extend the Length of your Hexes" Me: Damn it Pathfinder how do you keep finding your way back over here!!

[@Arlentric]

ahahahhahahahah

[@Guster___]

It is called Pathfinder

[@matthewharding584]

This is the first time I’ve ever seen someone else mention that specific necromancer. I’ve had it saved in my homebrew files for ages! I really loved it

[@Arlentric]

Very unintentional with the length of this video, but trialling something a bit different and had a lot of fun pulling this together. So happy for any and all feedback to improve on this kind of style going forward, I'm a big boy and can take it (completely lying, I'm so sensitive, please be kind)

[@STORMB999]

I really like this video! Since a lot of people are suggesting other classes, maybe there's a chance for a part 2?

[@Arlentric]

​@@STORMB999 I'd actually love to make a part 2, I had to trim down a few extra inclusions, so there's plenty more options

[@MagiofAsura]

I usually listen to videos vs watching them. I found the transition between the classes too abrupt and ran together. A pause, a script transition before the new class/after finishing talking abouta class , etc could help with that

[@woutvanostaden1299]

​@@ArlentricHave you considered playing an apothecary (created by the dungeon dudes) that is an INT based warlock spellslot like recovery mechanic. There's so much "spooky science" that you can have fun with.

[@seekingfurtherlight34]

Longer vids are better for me. Let's see you set a record

[@jacobyullman5005]

I would also HIGHLY recommend the *Gunslinger* class by *Heavyarms.* It's hands down the most well designed 3rd-party class I've ever come across, in my opinion. It's designed heavily around critical hits, and does so in a way that makes it really stand out as its own class with its own niche. Rather than making firearms more powerful, the class makes your character more powerful with firearms (which are included with the class and deal between 1d6 and 1d12 damage depending on the type of firearm). The abilities Bad Medicine and Deadeye showcase this perfectly. Bad Medicine lets you roll additional dice when you crit, scaling at levels in the class which correlate with proficiency bonus increase, up to a maximum of 6 additional damage dice when you crit. Deadeye on the other hand expands your crit range the more consecutive hits you land. Each time you successfully hit with a firearm your crit range expands by 1, capping out at a 16-20 crit range. The balancing factor to the expanded crit range is that, IF YOU MISS, your crit range resets back to 20 and you have to start over again (Sharpshooter is actually worse for this class because of this). It's such a well made class and it's a permanent option in all of the games I run. If you have a player that wants to play a class designed around crit-fishing, I highly recommend they give this a try. And because the power comes from the class and not the firearms specifically, you can totally make the gunslinger work without firearms, and just use bows or crossbows instead.

[@Просто_Иван]

Where to find this?

[@drongodyle3156]

2:58 "how does a witch cackle?" "DEMENTED BIRD NOISES"

[@radioambush]

Highly highly recommend the magehand press martyr subclass. Perfectly edgy, and really interesting having con as a primary stat. It's also incredibly flexible vibes wise depending on the burden you choose

[@medievalmudkip]

I would heavily recommend Gamingbrew content. He has made several classes, but my favourite far and away is the cursed class. It lets you play as a normal person, who transforms into a terrible monster. I played a little axolotl who turned into a man eating beast. 10 out of 10, would recommend

[@maryamjahonova]

Wow, I did not expect such a long video. Hope you will do more of these, I love to see you talk so passionately even for longer period of time. I am really new to D&D and your video essays kinda show these deeper parts of the game that I am starting to like. Thank you and please keep up this great work!❤❤

[@JustinASock]

Valda's Spire of Secrets has a Warmage class that's basically a cantrip focused fighter with some interesting flavor that I'd recommend. Also Mage Hand Press' Binder is the updated 3.5 Binder.

[@Wharf922]

Yes!! I love Warmage! It’s one of my favorite classes!

[@DontcallmeLink]

Valda's needs more recognition.

[@Просто_Иван]

THAT'S THE CLASS I WAS LOOKING FOR. I had the translation but couldn't find the original because the name is too generic. Thanks you

[@Wharf922]

@@Просто_Иван Binder or Warmage?

[@Просто_Иван]

@@Wharf922 warmage

[@FoodManTheGuy]

"Exept for Ranger" oh, how crule the fate of gods picking favourites. Ranger could have been so much more (can you tell I like the idea of the ranger)

[@andreashesseerichsen438]

The problem with ranger is that it isnt defied a lot some think the idea of ranger is the class with an animal companion others think it is a druid with a bow so you may really like what you see as a ranger but other people dont think of the same thing when you say ranger

[@FoodManTheGuy]

@andreashesseerichsen438 and a cleric can be a kind healer or a terrifying spell caster. A rogue can be an acrobat cat burglar or a pirate of the 7 seas, etc. I get what you mean. It's definitely more problematic with ranger, but my point is that sub classes and play styles vary so much that there isn't usually too big of a stereotype

[@Aydjen]

I was introduced to D&D with AD&D 2e when I was a kid, and because of that ranger has always been one of my favorite classes

[@Soulknight-jw8ht]

I mean, to me ranger might have been the worst in the game, but there are other worse options. (To me at least)

[@CantripN]

Be sure to check out the Thaumaturge (Benjamin Huffman) and the Disciple (Chronicle of Heroes). The first is a spellcaster with varied unique traditions that picks spells based on their Spell School and has a lot of unique mechanics based on their chosen schools, while the second is the Tome of Battle but for 5e, giving martials abilities that are a lot more "Wuxia/Magical". You get stuff like Candlecasting/Dreamweaving/Crystal Magic, and Way of the Phoenix where you fight with fire weapons, or getting a Spirit Guide in combat.

[@donovanloreman]

I am playing that Psion in a campaign right now. There are tons of ways to build them. I have telepathy/telekenesis right now.

[@colinsmith1495]

I gotta say, the witch sounds like a straight up mash-up of the Pathfinder 1E Witch and Oracle. PF1E Witch is prepared arcane caster with hexes and cackle and a familiar, Oracle is spontaneous divine caster with a curse and blessings that you select to define your own sub-class. PF1E has a TON of base-classes that all have their own unique 'thing' that they get, as well. Wonderfully fleshed out.

[@notsochosenone5669]

4e also had tons of unique classes that lost in transition. It is just sad - especially because 5e have track record of making some classes so bland that people actually believe in "more classes = bad" now - barbarian, ranger and monk are good examples of this - people say that they should be subclasses of fighter, even though it is possible to make them unique, 5e just failed to do so.

[@colinsmith1495]

@@notsochosenone5669 I'm honestly incredibly sad about what happened to ranger and barbarian in 5E. Monk is hard to get right, but Ranger and Barbarian should be pretty easy.

[@veronwright1291]

I love that homebrew classes are getting covered, and it feels like a crime Laserllama wasn't mentioned lol A great homebrew class I discovered months ago but haven't used is The Keeper which explores the fantasy of being a living vessel for some powerful creature and channel their power whether angelic, demonic, beastly, mechanical, fey, monstrous, plant, or undead. Basically you can play troupe of an anime protagonist with an inner demon, and all the subclasses are just the all the creature types in the game Edit: I forgot to mention another homebrew class is Dnd Shorts' Element Bender class

[@Wharf922]

I agree! Laserllama supremecy!

[@Arlentric]

I had 3 extra classes that were all from LaserLlama and I just had to trim them down for time - I am a genuine criminal for not including them

[@Wharf922]

@@Arlentric glad you acknowledge your crimes! (No but seriously this video was an awesome watch!

[@raipe125]

Is not that just warlock ?

[@Wharf922]

@@raipe125 no Warlock is more of a worshipper of a higher power. This is more like Naruto where there is some entity literally inside you

[@badideagenerator2315]

Some homebrew classes that i'd love to see would be: ● an apothecary-like martial healing class, whose skills include healing, customisable poisons, and called shots. ● a skirmisher class that specialises in mobility and thrown weapons ● a "sapper" or some kind of martial combat engineer that can make permanent alterations to terrain and build fortifications. ● A half-caster whose spells are all support and utility focused

[@Das_Moko]

For the Apothecary-type I suggest the Alchemist by Taron Pounds

[@федяконовальцев]

The second one just sounds like a fighter subclass, and the last one is artificer (kinda)

[@STORMB999]

Dungeons of Drakkenheim has an apothecary class that has 5 (or 6?) subclasses. None of them are poison based, but the spell list has a lot of poison spells on it. Onlycrits has a whole book about a doctor class too Not homebrew, but the scout rogue is a mobile skirmisher which could work with throwing knives

[@KnicKnac]

Second the Drakkenheim Apothecary class. It is more a doctor of sorts with different focuses.

[@joedoe7572]

@@badideagenerator2315 for the sapper, idea, check out the Warlord by KibblesTasty. Like he said by the Psion, it's KibblesTasty, so it's really well thought out and balanced, and it's so much fun. I think there's like six subclasses, one of which has abilities which sound like would fit the effects and aesthetic you're looking for

[@JustinAshworthMusic]

Shout out to Dungeon Dudes Apothecary. Surprised that didn't make the list. But I am vibing on the Witch big time.

[@rakusoverthecoals861]

Pugilist is the ultimate damage sponge. I played one through a whole campaign, switching subclass to the Hand of Dread halfway through due to a deal with a demon. He saved our squishy casters from so much damage and was able to pull off some great combos like using Lancing Eldritch Blast to pull opponents into a Haymaker. Easily my favorite martial class.

[@kimobrezee7117]

I loved seeing the psion class again, one of the first characters i ever rolled up was one. But i was kinda bummed to not see Gunslingers and my personal favorite, the Chef class.

[@gianlucapaulg]

I didnt finish the video yet, but its amazing. Pugilist class is beautiful

[@shvlogs6356]

Love this video can’t wait to see more! Laserllama has some really good ones, Magus is my favourite. And kibbles tasty inventor is one i love

[@Freshfruit91]

love your videos literally how I learned the new spells

[@Freshfruit91]

and every other change in 2024 core

[@carmine7511]

Love the video. I would recommend also the Tamer Class from Heliana's Guide To Monster Hunting

[@goldfencer]

I absolutely love the kind of.... bloody knuckles, noire detective vibe from the Bloodhound Bruiser. There's a character I've been playing in a long-running campaign as an unarmed brawling barbarian, but if I'd known the Pugilist existed I would have gone with that in a heartbeat.

[@joedoe7572]

Another great martial support class is the Warlord by KibblesTasty. Like you said, it's KibblesTasty, so it's really well thought out and balanced, and it's so much fun. I think there's like six subclasses that are all unique from each other

[@jediping]

We had a blood hunter in my current game until his work schedule changed. Worked seamlessly. I didn’t realize it wasn’t a flavor of a base class!

[@itziarmiranda4391]

I would highly recommend checking out the Jeager class from steinhardt’s guide to the eldtrich hunt

[@Wharf922]

Agreed!

[@Arlentric]

Putting it on the list!

[@Wharf922]

@@Arlentric it is essentially Dark Souls: The Class. Very fun mechanically. Highly recommend!

[@Cinderblocksally]

HOMEBREW?!?!? WHO WOULD USE THAT????

[@veronwright1291]

Anyone willing to, Mr Cinderblocksally:)

[@drongodyle3156]

Ayo funny homebrew man spotted!

[@thefacelessbass.]

hey cider i didnt expect to see you here

[@Hollow0825]

😆

[@izzyliberty8720]

My favourite homebrew class I ever played was Odic. Support caster who didn't use spellslots, instead using their HP to power spells. Was a lot of fun, and required a bunch of strategising which kept me busy whenever combat got sluggish - although I only played that class only up to like level 6, so I'm not completely sure how it gets on higher levels

[@NuwandaLunaDragon]

Illrigger and dancer are some of the BEST homebrews I've ever seen

[@DnDAddictUK]

I have played a couple of Blood Hunters in the past, they are so fun to play. I also really like the witch class from Worlds Beyond Number, very clever version

[@scottwagner2566]

1:30 that “I don’t care” made me laugh more than it probably should have

[@VladimirMortenstein]

I did not see that witch cackle coming And now i can't unhear it

[@mrindeed4339]

2:58 i don’t know why but that made me think of a parrot with a smoking addiction. 🤣🤣🤣

[@Arlentric]

now I can't unhear that

[@toa_zohaku6]

Hey man, love the video! I think we should absolutely shine more light on the homebrew/3rd party content out there! Just wanted to point out that MCDM's Illrigger actually got an update, now with more subclasses (the hellspeaker and the sanguine knight) and more options on how to use their infernal seals. Also, it should be noted that the Architect of ruin is actually the only spellcaster, the others just get magical abilities through their seals and features.

[@toa_zohaku6]

Also also, on the subject of MCDM classes, their Beastheart and Talent classes are equally superb!

[@DJBlackNGold]

Honestly I love Ben's pugilist. Did a couple adjustments to it to fit 2024 and the 2 people at my table who've multiclassed into it LOVE it. I recommend the shaman from Laserllama- genuinely one of my favorite classes I've gotten to play so far. Wisdom based pactcaster that's all about spiritual ties to things like life and death, animals, the fae, and the elements. Such a flavorful option. Also made for a fun myconid character with a spores druid dip. KibblesTasty Occultist is also one I've recently brought to my table and HOO BOY did one of my players go HARD with their character. They were already a hexblood so they've gone full on double double, toil and trouble and hunting hags. LaserLlama Magus is also incredibly fun! Got to do a character in campaign 2 style one shot that was my first PC's son. Took his father's offer to be taught to be a wizard but he took more a shine to using his staff as a weapon so he ended up picking up a halberd for a spellblade. It's an awesome class for a smart scholarly gish without being your third bladesinger or hexblade.

[@bennie1079]

My favorite piece of homebrew EVER, is path of the giant barbarian subclass. Literally on day one, when I created my first character, I saw the troll race as an option and it sparked this absolute perfect power fantasy for me. I wish to be a huge brute in my party, not necessarily doing typical barbarian stuff or being dumb, just big and hard to miss. That bodyguard feeling that the big quiet party member gives off, I’ve always wanted to portray that. I’ve yet to play with path of the giants… but some day I wish to

[@Freshfruit91]

exept for ranger got me cackling

[@Arlentric]

I peaked in the first 15 seconds of this video

[@199rikki]

I would actually kinda like to see what a 2024 updated blood hunter would look like.

[@dragoknight589]

One of my favorite homebrewers of all time is LaserLlama, especially their Magus and Savant. Magus is heavily inspired by Pathfinder’s Magus, and lets you cast spells by hitting people with your sword. Savant is another big brain martial who’s all about analyzing your enemy and finding weaknesses. Discombobulate.

[@Matsko8632]

These are awesome, thanks a lot for making this video

[@alejillosworld]

Y'all need to give Laserllama a try. He has some top tier classes. Magus adapted from 2e, the Vessel which is a class all about being possessed by a powerful entity, they also have a psion too. And a bunch of reworked 5e classes

[@Darknova67]

The one I'd like to see is a non magical support, honestly like a Warlord from the previous editions

[@NokoDragon]

"Homebrew a dnd class from scratch because gargantuan amount of work, and and intelligence that I don't have" OOO You don't know the half of it, I made one a copule of weeks ago and that took a few weeks for the base class alone

[@ushimawa002]

Awesome video, would love to see more on homebrew classes

[@MonsieurWeevil]

I'd love to see a video like this about homebrew races too.

[@Evesorator]

Highly recommend Kanala! Very balanced class with a prototype/venom feel

[@jmiles86]

I'm actually working on a homebrew class now and I'm going to start my second round of play testing.

[@tehsquirreldude]

I have looked at length into the Pugilist class, and it is a strong class! But it has one thing no other class in official material has: there are No Dead Levels. It ALWAYS gets something EVERY TIME it levels up, whether it's a core class feature or subclass feature. It's just stuffed to the brim which is a bit off putting at times. Let me settle in and play around with my new toy before you hand me another brand new one. I feel like I'm supposed to constantly be excited about what comes next, instead of what I just got.

[@tehsquirreldude]

That said, I like it! I just wish it had some trimmed fat or a few levels where I don't have to immediately learn something new

[@notsochosenone5669]

Having dead levels is a curse of martial classes in 5e - so it is a good thing pugilist don't have those.

[@Просто_Иван]

Savant is freaking awesome. I wish there would be something like this in the official.

[@deathstridermk4]

Nice, I’m trying d&d soon enough This’ll help

[@porakiyadraekojin3390]

No mention of the Demi Dragon. I'm sad. Still an awesome video

[@couver73]

I would suggest to not sleep on LaserLlama content. He's also made similar classes to the Psion, Scholar (named the Savant in his case) and the Shaman. If you end up choosing those three types of classes to add to your game as options, the LaserLlama ones would allow for more...I guess consistency since it's made from the same guy. Plus, their interpretation of Shaman and Psion feel like warlock-adjacent classes that can kinda make that type of spellcaster its own classification, which I think is very interesting. Also, the Warlord is awesome.

[@XiahouDun1225]

Shaman Noir style spirit detective...Damn that does sound cool.

[@canbildik5155]

Mate thank you VERY MUCH for this video where u dont act like an actor from a childrens tv show with multiple low effort characters and weird dialogue between them, i prefer this adult targeted presentation, thank again for the eye contact and all that pre-tiktok vintage communication approach

[@gabrielmickles]

I made one called the voidian it is a lightweight class with some really good combo opertunities!

[@carlswan8005]

You should look at the Monster Hunter class that Ghostfire Games is currently playtesting.

[@alexgill313]

I play a witch and play in a different campaign that has another and theyvare all do fun and unique

[@sethazillax2553]

I think you’d really like the Elementalist from Pexias Guide to Omeria!

[@Slugcat569]

the most unique homebrew class ive discovered is Ornithologist(bird scientist) you get summon birds, creatures no one really uses in their campagins and command them to do special commands, cooler than it sounds

[@gabrielchou939]

I’m surprised no version of the gunslinger was put on the list, while it’s not for everyone especially the heavy arms version

[@jakcrull9110]

Love the content and style of this video. For any future videos you make in this style could you turn down the background music? It is at a volume just below the volume of your voice making it hard at times to focus on what you are saying. I hope this helps and again thank you for the content you make for us.

[@AmberPanda382]

I’m workin on a dnd class called the Wanderer, where you can assume forms relating to different creatures. I’m still workin it out but the basic idea is you got a couple transformations per shirt rest, start with 2 and end with 4. Anybody got suggestions on stuff to add? The playstyle tends to differ based on subclasses and includes: close up combatant, healer/support, trickster/illusionist utility and tank/transformation master. I’m still working on it but the idea is that your forms help you become these things, you aren’t just a barbarian or cleric lite.

[@jordonmoran8182]

Summoner class is super fun.

[@johnjafon2410]

I played a pugalist and love it!

[@JamesRyder-w6l]

Not all of the classes except ranger had me rolling

[@mincrafter424]

the shaman class sounds little like new subclass for warlocks that has a undead as a patron or even a druid

[@ryanfladung8490]

I love the pugilist Ngl

[@zacharyagee2010]

Git to shout out my new favorite class, the Tamer from Helianas Guide to Monster hunting. Its Pokemon meets Ranger in a beautiful way

[@ThatReplyGuy]

I feel the need to point out, anything that isn't specifically mentioned or changed in the new books isn't removed, you just use the original unchanged 2014 version. You can still play Artificer.

[@gabrielmunozbezerra9632]

Hey, check out Pointy hat's Witch, It's cool

[@Ghoulshroom]

I would totally use necromancer multi classed with shaman

[@DarkRifterDesigns]

I tried to improve the 2024 Ranger as homebrew with 3 subclasses, I think it turned out really well and now has good class identity. Problem is it hasn't been play tested and I don't know where to share it properly

[@leoshoff1939]

Did he forget about the hand of dread pugilist?

[@overlordsnow14]

you had me at necromancer

[@r3apsr209]

How does a list of homebrew classes not have any laserllama in it

[@daboomaninc739]

Right I'm playing Magus right now most fun I've had

[@Evendur6748]

I swear, Laserllama is slept on in the KZbin space.

[@Просто_Иван]

I love savan. Exactly what I wanted. If only "horse feat" gave advantage with ranged attack.

[@havock89]

Everything a bloodhunter does, a cleric with Alchemy can do in BECMI D&D.

[@AbyssalDragon42]

I made a homebrew class that uses a skill point system to be entirely customizable

[@hostilegraveyard2849]

☝ description sounds somewhat reminiscent of the significantly older STEVE JACKSON GAMES method of character creation,a bygone era of VERSATILITY in role playing...

[@adamarcher3089]

@Arlentic try looking at the Dungeon Dudes Alchemist class

[@mepis5841]

That is the Pathfinder 1E Witch and Shaman.

[@PaulPothier]

0:47 me looking at my 23 page doc of homebrew classes, all with 2+ subclasses

[@PaulPothier]

Tbh tho, like 90% of them aren't balanced (I think)

[@bartlester591]

Speaking purely theoretical here you could technically create a Jedi. Think about it a monk class that specializes in swordplay and phonics

[@neverluckyneverpro2731]

I think Cleric has enough Necromancer stuff. Like maybe not all spells but pretty much

[@trypanosomiasis9797]

Witch could just be a new subclass for warlock

[@stantoniv]

Love the homebrew classes. But I think my favorite part was the SINK! ad :)

[@5thBuddha]

Total 💯

[@Gamer-yo6pr]

Hey man great vid But i was wondering if you could rate a subclass i made? I need some advice on it

[@gut4rcr3ep76]

i started making an artificer right before finding out artificers aren’t base game and i honestly don’t know what to do anymore, are they still able to be played?

[@Bolo-Guara]

12:57 The cheddar master?

[@trevorgreenough6141]

I tried my hand at making a new class, The Tamer and Mechromancer (think Warhammer necrons, undead machines. Mechanical necromancer.) It is Very difficult.

[@Vognar6]

I can't believe there's no LaserLlama class in this video.

[@havock89]

Everything a Pugalist does, a fighter can do in BECMI D&D.

[@NuwandaLunaDragon]

not really

[@havock89]

@@NuwandaLunaDragon you want to give an explanation of how I am wrong? Simply saying "not really" isnt a valid objection.

[@NuwandaLunaDragon]

@@havock89 neither is saying "anything x does, y can do" what can they do exactly? I have played many martials, pugilist is really unique and fighter doesn't compare have you played a pugilist?

[@rekcroom]

I really wish Artificers were added in the PHB. I get not everyone likes tech in their fantasy. But at the same time it doesn’t mean it should be excluded. It’s just as iconic a class as the others. Just say something along the lines of “This class will not fit in some settings. Dungeon Masters can choose to either reflavor or exclude the class if their setting is not technology focused.” It’s essentially how people would treat it anyways. Just add in that bit so that players don’t feel entitled to using the class in any campaign. People have talked about this already but none of the mechanics of the class absolutely require the artificer to be magitech based. Reflavor it to better fit the setting.

[@KnicKnac]

It might be in the DMG or setting book next year. Maybe they wanted more time to work on it

[@jonahf.277]

Palaeo Games has an Artificer subclass that is called the bonesculptor who focused on crafting weapons, armor and even a companion construct of out body parts in Dr Dhrolin's Dictionary of Dinosaurs

[@AliceQuinnRose]

Blood hunter also isn't in the bass book

[@havock89]

Everything a witch does, a magic user can do in BECMI D&D.

[@5thBuddha]

Book!!!!

[@TrustingTroller]

Scholar... I've heard of this before... wait. SW5e has something similar, right??

[@skylergaming6265]

is there a timetstamp?

[@edgelord1793]

no laserllama 💀💀💀

[@scottforsythe37]

So many of these are literally just default classes in Pathfinder 2e 😭