Love it. My little tweak to monks that solved so many issues with it: ki points scale at monk level + proficiency bonus. Gives them just the little bump in ki they need at each tier of play, and makes multiclassing much more appealing for a 2-5 lvl dip.
Total respect to you for highlighting the works of others as well as your own. Great video. There are some great classes that i have, and more that I will be getting, that i look forward to playing at a table. Thanks for the video!
I've made a full class before, so I know its a lot of work, especially when it comes to balancing and making sure you're not taking away features from the other classes and just making them functionally better. So it's really impressive to me that not only there are so many people creating full classes, but also people who are creating a nutload of them individually, it's the kind of dedication and hard work that I can respect.
(Commenting at 1:45 in) I think between your Merchant and Alchemist classes, you've got the workings right there on replacing the Artificer. I'm guessing this isn't my genius discovery and you'll mention a similar point later.
I know this comment is a year old but the Kibblestasty Inventor (originally created as an artificer for 5e before the official was released) is my go to for a better artificer. personally I think it best fills the fantasy of what an artificer is with so much opportunity for unique builds and teamwork alongside plenty of room to flavour the abilities however you want.
i really like all of these options, and will absolutely be looking into these classes to allow at my own table! question, have you ever looked into the Alternate Fighter/Monk/Ranger/Barbarian from u/Laserllama? ive been personally using them at my tables and they’ve proven pretty damn nice, cheers!
I remember looking at some of Laser's changes to Fighter and liking them, but it felt like the mechanics were designed in a way that Reddit wouldn't have had a strong reaction to them. I think after I did my video on Laser, they made changes to their Fighter revision. It's been a while though.
@@Indestructoboy I definitely recommend the actual Alternate classes themselves, I remember watching you go over the fighter archetypes Laser made for the vanilla 5e fighter, but the Alternate is a complete overhaul of it. It’s pretty dope
@@Indestructoboy I'm a big fan of Laserllama's stuff, especially their Psion, but they kind of have a habit of making all their classes feel like a Warlock.
Yeah, they've made some great revisions recently to make multiclassing martials more interesting, and finalizing the maneuver things every class gets access to to have more class identity. Also the swap of action surge over to level six just makes so much more sense, also think they moved down fourth extra attack to level seventeen
I both like and dislike LaserLlama's Monk, it gets an overall buff but loses Diamond Soul working on Death Saves. Still doesn't have an infinite lifespan.
This kind of lists provide excellent ideas of what quality homebrew is, great that this is done to present ideas for people who might be on the fence about what good homebrew is.
Hilarious, I've been working on my own TTRPG system that I designed as a "Everything I wish D&D 5e was" kind of thing, and in that system: Bards are not a full caster, Monks have many more means of Ki utility/recovery than 5e, Rangers are a full Martial class, and Warlocks have Eldritch Blast as a Class feature.
Just finished Treantmonk's review of the Alchemist. Tremendous concept and super cool artwork. I bought the Magus several months ago and would love to play that kind of character. I also really, really liked your rework for the ranger.
Having seen a number of the Magehand press ones used at my table (mostly by players, but also having casually played the Warmage myself), I can't speak highly enough of the general polish that their completed classes have brought out. The Warmage, in particular, is one I've enjoyed for the versatility of build you can get out of it; it cranks the idea of what the Eldritch Invocations are up to 11 by opening it up to the obvious: other common (and often ignored!) cantrips getting the Invocation treatment.
Hey Taron, really liked the video and gave me a lot of new options to look into! In terms of the accursed, after having it at your table does it ever feel overly complex in terms of streamline and tracking? I am seriously considering the class, but am concerned it might bog down play or combat too much
Back in 3.5 edition Dreamscarred Press did really well with Psionics and pushed for a dream magic bent that fits much easier into D&D. They stopped soon after 4e, though I think they tried with Pathfinder 1e for a bit longer.
I have been looking into reworking oath of the crown as a way to make a super tank but now you sold me on your Vanguard class. I'm not kidding, that was exactly what I was looking for. Picking it up rn.
This is a great video! But I think what I really missed is you highlighting, even just keywords *why* it is included in the list. *What* makes this class specical and *why* is it a better take than the others? :'')
5e monk simultaneously fails to be the pure unarmed fighter you're looking for, and fails to be the anime swordsman _I'm_ looking for. WOTC really needs to split the design intent. One class for pure unarmed with no magic, anothet class all-in on anime powers.
Thanks for the video and for going a bit into the details, makes the whole list way more interesting. Now, I've been working on a class named "The Dream Shifter" for a long time now and you might have stumbled over it. It started as an over-designed bottom-up class, but after 4 major updates, version 5 seems to be much more thematic and most of the mechanical problems seem to have worked themselves out. It's pay-what-you-want on DM's Guild, so if you wanna read something weird, it would be an honor if you would take a look at it.
Always love these videos, the first one of these helped me find your channel in the first place so I am hoping all the new people like them as well! Also since finding your channel I have been getting much more into design for 5e (and other TTRPGS)!
If youre looking for an Artificer replacement, i would suggest "The Inventor" by Kibblestasty. The flavor and subclasses are very fun. Far more enjoyable that canon Artificer.
Hi Taron, i love your list and your classes, and i playing with your Merchant (a vagabond human inspired in Resident Evil 4 Merchant). And i was watching your videos, and i loved the psion class that you were designing. You pretend to continue and release someday ?
ignoring and rework classes. I think The Commoner from u/laserllama should definitely get a look at. Fun martial class that leans in to gritty fun and support options
All these seems very cool and inter classes. Ofc I already planned to buy yours, just waiting for them to be all on you shopify store, so to not give moneys to the Guild, or for a package that puts them all together (cause I’m that lazy ahahah). Also think I’m gonna look into Heavy’s Gunslinger since I have a player currently playing the Mercer’s Fighter Sub, so I want to see it and see if my player would like to swap and dive deeper into being a gunner. And last but not the least, Ross’s classes all sound really cool, in particular I want to get the Accursed and the Odic (the moment the upgraded version gets dropped outside of that book…I don’t remember how’s it called)
Has anyone taken a closer look, or even heard of the 'Mutophage' class? I find it very intriguing, but as a newbie DM I have NO idea if it's balanced or not. It sure has some pizzazz to it. I'd be glad if someone could clear me up!
hey, this is an older vid so im unsure if you'll see it (love the content btw!). but my question is, where do your players make their character sheets? like do you just use dndbeyond with hella homebrew or another software?
This isn't _quite_ correct. Originally (way back in May 2018) I did set out intending to revise the ranger, but I pivoted to a Western aesthetic fairly quickly. Deadeye/Bad Medicine etc weren't created as features for a ranger-they are gunslinger features designed for a gunslinger 👍
@@heavyhimself Well, I'm glad you did, the Gunslinger is great. My brother is playing a Gunslinger in a campaign right now and loving it. Though I'd also be interested to see you work on a revised ranger. :)
Just curious, what made you change your mind on allowing monk at your tables? In your last video from a year ago, you banned it as it didn't fit at your table or your world.
There is a class that i have allowed at my table and actually played is called the Tarocchi a full spell caster that csats spells through a 52 deck of playing cards its by Alex tanner on the DMsguild
Curious if you consider MCDM’s classes to be “homebrew,” or too professionally designed to be on this list? I really like their Beastheart class, but never got into the Illrigger. And I have to give a shout out to the Pugilist, I’ve played three different characters with that class, and had a few in my games.
A tad late on finding this video, but have you seen the Psion in Weird wastelands by WebDM? I'm looking at playing it soon and am pretty happy with the read through I've had so far!
Still think your psion is worth pursuing. Your take on it is very refreshing. Maybe consider changing the name to stand out, but it’s definitely super cool and I love the zero magic take and the no armor and instant damage.
I would love to see your opinions on the three psionic classes in 'The Korranberg Chronicle: Psion's Primer - A Complete Psionics System'. The Empath, the icon, and the psion
I just saw the Merchant video from Ginny D and fell in love with the class. Bought it on PDF. SO FUN!! I'm thinking of making a Genie Warlock/ Merchant Multiclassed character.
I know that this is an older video, but the creator of the combat wheelchair has an alternative take on Blood hunter, without the self harm, and much more Witcher feel (they helped on the witcher RPG)
start at lvl-0 as one of the following professions: Commoner: become any class Expert: Bard or Rogue Warrior: Barbarian, Fighter or Ranger Adept: Sorcerer or Wizard Acolyte: Cleric or Paladin Curate: Druid or Monk in order to advance into an actual class, the character must find a mentor. the mentor must be minimum of 6th lvl. the character can only advance levels by training with the mentor. ONLY Sorcerer and Wizard can cast spells. ONLY Cleric, Paladin and Druid can pray for magical benefit. there are also a limited list of available Races: Human Human/Elf (half Elf) Elf Dwarf Halfling Gnome nobody has dark vision. only Dwarf and Gnome have low-light vision.
Have you checked out the Spheres or Power 5E conversion? Their elementalist is really good. I adore that supplement though. Best 3PP material for PF1E adopted to 5E. It’s very good.
Gonna be honest, as a DM myself, i am of the philosophy that no Class or Subclass should be banned, with exceptions for Worldbuilding or Better Homebrew. As a DM, you should be able to run everything official source books.
On the dancer class, Is there a reason the quasi-Unarmord Defense has been removed from the Brandished Blade's Weapon Arts feature? I couldn't find anything on that in the changelog.
How on earth can you ban peace domain cleric for being too strong and then letting vengeance paladin exist? That feels like WAY overestimating how powerful the cleric class is to begin with
Wizard mostly just studies high level spells. Unless one invests into it, a wizard wouldn't be much more knowledgeable or skillful than other classes. Scholar is actually not caster, nor a martial. At base, they are a really squishy skill monkey who has easy access to expertise, can shoot a crossbow using intelligence, and has an inspiration-like ability, but stronger and a reaction. At later levels there is also a floating skill and a reliable talent to keep you skilling. Subclasses either give you a whole bunch of utility, or a good amount of buffing and supporting your allies, or a mix of the two.
I don’t like to be that guy (it’s fine to play 5e) but at this point you could just point pathfinder 2e? Most of these homebrew classes are fully supported, and it has over 50 “archetypes” which are classes that you can take levels into but aren’t actual classes
No, they aren't fully supported by PF2, nor do they function identically. There's plenty of reason people may prefer one system to another. It doesn't all boil down to character options. Btw, this video is over 2 years old. I'm not making 5E content.
@@Indestructoboy plagiarism? I don’t think the term applies here at all. Converting a class/subclass from Pathfinder into D&D 5e is as good of a job as making a new one since there is a lot of difference between the systems. Gunslinger, Shaman and Witch are looking transferred from Pathfinder but it doesn’t make them bad, as long as there are people who enjoy the game
All hail the algorithm!
Hit me just now and I was about to do a character creations session tomorrow
All hail
What an awesome idea! Great to see love for homebrew classes as well as see how they stack up rather than just trying to figure each out in isolation.
As someone who has limited experience with Homebrew classes, I really appreciate introduction to a bunch of really cool classes I have yet to see!
Love it. My little tweak to monks that solved so many issues with it: ki points scale at monk level + proficiency bonus. Gives them just the little bump in ki they need at each tier of play, and makes multiclassing much more appealing for a 2-5 lvl dip.
I 100% am going to build up my own list of 3PP approvals. I love the stuff.
I haven’t heard of a lot of these classes, so this was a great dive into some awesome homebrew! Thanks!
Total respect to you for highlighting the works of others as well as your own. Great video. There are some great classes that i have, and more that I will be getting, that i look forward to playing at a table. Thanks for the video!
I've made a full class before, so I know its a lot of work, especially when it comes to balancing and making sure you're not taking away features from the other classes and just making them functionally better. So it's really impressive to me that not only there are so many people creating full classes, but also people who are creating a nutload of them individually, it's the kind of dedication and hard work that I can respect.
I’ve been waiting for this video for so long!!! Never clicked on something faster.
(Commenting at 1:45 in)
I think between your Merchant and Alchemist classes, you've got the workings right there on replacing the Artificer. I'm guessing this isn't my genius discovery and you'll mention a similar point later.
I know this comment is a year old but the Kibblestasty Inventor (originally created as an artificer for 5e before the official was released) is my go to for a better artificer.
personally I think it best fills the fantasy of what an artificer is with so much opportunity for unique builds and teamwork alongside plenty of room to flavour the abilities however you want.
I really glad your trying to shout out smaller designers.
i really like all of these options, and will absolutely be looking into these classes to allow at my own table! question, have you ever looked into the Alternate Fighter/Monk/Ranger/Barbarian from u/Laserllama? ive been personally using them at my tables and they’ve proven pretty damn nice, cheers!
I remember looking at some of Laser's changes to Fighter and liking them, but it felt like the mechanics were designed in a way that Reddit wouldn't have had a strong reaction to them. I think after I did my video on Laser, they made changes to their Fighter revision. It's been a while though.
@@Indestructoboy I definitely recommend the actual Alternate classes themselves, I remember watching you go over the fighter archetypes Laser made for the vanilla 5e fighter, but the Alternate is a complete overhaul of it. It’s pretty dope
@@Indestructoboy I'm a big fan of Laserllama's stuff, especially their Psion, but they kind of have a habit of making all their classes feel like a Warlock.
Yeah, they've made some great revisions recently to make multiclassing martials more interesting, and finalizing the maneuver things every class gets access to to have more class identity. Also the swap of action surge over to level six just makes so much more sense, also think they moved down fourth extra attack to level seventeen
I both like and dislike LaserLlama's Monk, it gets an overall buff but loses Diamond Soul working on Death Saves. Still doesn't have an infinite lifespan.
Your old video of this is what originally got me to find and subscribe to your channel! Happy to see the follow up
Super happy to see all these options. I appreciate you sharing them and their creators! Looking for to adding some of these to my table.
This kind of lists provide excellent ideas of what quality homebrew is, great that this is done to present ideas for people who might be on the fence about what good homebrew is.
Always a big fan of this kind of content. I love seeing 3rd party content spread to new tables.
And thanks for the shout out at the end btw. :)
Whoa. A whole class expansion for Aberrant Mind Sorcerer? Uh...yes please! That sounds so awesome.
Hilarious, I've been working on my own TTRPG system that I designed as a "Everything I wish D&D 5e was" kind of thing, and in that system: Bards are not a full caster, Monks have many more means of Ki utility/recovery than 5e, Rangers are a full Martial class, and Warlocks have Eldritch Blast as a Class feature.
Same! I hope yours goes well!
Just finished Treantmonk's review of the Alchemist. Tremendous concept and super cool artwork. I bought the Magus several months ago and would love to play that kind of character. I also really, really liked your rework for the ranger.
Thank you so much!!! And also thank you for supporting the third party scene!
Having seen a number of the Magehand press ones used at my table (mostly by players, but also having casually played the Warmage myself), I can't speak highly enough of the general polish that their completed classes have brought out. The Warmage, in particular, is one I've enjoyed for the versatility of build you can get out of it; it cranks the idea of what the Eldritch Invocations are up to 11 by opening it up to the obvious: other common (and often ignored!) cantrips getting the Invocation treatment.
I love your revisions to the Wizard.
May the algorithm smile upon you.
YO THIS IS MY FIRST VID FROM U AND WE HAVE THE SAME BIRTHDAY!!
As someone whose looking to creating homebrew classes for my table this video sure pumps me up to keep working on creating more HB classes.
Great list.
The Odic is a great fun
The Pugilist has the best chassis of any class
Hey Taron, really liked the video and gave me a lot of new options to look into!
In terms of the accursed, after having it at your table does it ever feel overly complex in terms of streamline and tracking? I am seriously considering the class, but am concerned it might bog down play or combat too much
None of the players that ran the Accursed are what I would consider "crunch" players, and they seemed to have no issue running it.
Back in 3.5 edition Dreamscarred Press did really well with Psionics and pushed for a dream magic bent that fits much easier into D&D. They stopped soon after 4e, though I think they tried with Pathfinder 1e for a bit longer.
I have been looking into reworking oath of the crown as a way to make a super tank but now you sold me on your Vanguard class. I'm not kidding, that was exactly what I was looking for. Picking it up rn.
This is a great video! But I think what I really missed is you highlighting, even just keywords *why* it is included in the list. *What* makes this class specical and *why* is it a better take than the others? :'')
Somebody had a homebrew witch class that I added a coven of the moon to so that the player could be a sailor scout
5e monk simultaneously fails to be the pure unarmed fighter you're looking for, and fails to be the anime swordsman _I'm_ looking for. WOTC really needs to split the design intent. One class for pure unarmed with no magic, anothet class all-in on anime powers.
Absolutely a good call moving Eldritch Blast from a Cantrip to a class feature.
Thanks for the video and for going a bit into the details, makes the whole list way more interesting. Now, I've been working on a class named "The Dream Shifter" for a long time now and you might have stumbled over it. It started as an over-designed bottom-up class, but after 4 major updates, version 5 seems to be much more thematic and most of the mechanical problems seem to have worked themselves out. It's pay-what-you-want on DM's Guild, so if you wanna read something weird, it would be an honor if you would take a look at it.
The tradgedy of being the dm class is never getting to play your own homebrew 😭
The sorcerer subclasses that has themed spells are the banned ones? =/
Always love these videos, the first one of these helped me find your channel in the first place so I am hoping all the new people like them as well! Also since finding your channel I have been getting much more into design for 5e (and other TTRPGS)!
If youre looking for an Artificer replacement, i would suggest "The Inventor" by Kibblestasty. The flavor and subclasses are very fun. Far more enjoyable that canon Artificer.
Hi Taron, i love your list and your classes, and i playing with your Merchant (a vagabond human inspired in Resident Evil 4 Merchant). And i was watching your videos, and i loved the psion class that you were designing. You pretend to continue and release someday ?
As of right now, there's not really a plan to.
ignoring and rework classes. I think The Commoner from u/laserllama should definitely get a look at. Fun martial class that leans in to gritty fun and support options
Enjoying Huffman's pugilist and magus. I like the look of Walrock's Witch. Recommend a look at Laserllama's Savant.
All these seems very cool and inter classes. Ofc I already planned to buy yours, just waiting for them to be all on you shopify store, so to not give moneys to the Guild, or for a package that puts them all together (cause I’m that lazy ahahah). Also think I’m gonna look into Heavy’s Gunslinger since I have a player currently playing the Mercer’s Fighter Sub, so I want to see it and see if my player would like to swap and dive deeper into being a gunner. And last but not the least, Ross’s classes all sound really cool, in particular I want to get the Accursed and the Odic (the moment the upgraded version gets dropped outside of that book…I don’t remember how’s it called)
Oh I can't move them off-Guild due to licensing.
@@Indestructoboy damn, I thought there was a way. Well, gonna buy them there then
Can't believe Taron didn't include my Goku/Masterchief hybrid 1/7th pact caster gish bloodmage homebrew class. Unsubscribed.
Oh dammit
Has anyone taken a closer look, or even heard of the 'Mutophage' class?
I find it very intriguing, but as a newbie DM I have NO idea if it's balanced or not.
It sure has some pizzazz to it.
I'd be glad if someone could clear me up!
hey, this is an older vid so im unsure if you'll see it (love the content btw!). but my question is, where do your players make their character sheets? like do you just use dndbeyond with hella homebrew or another software?
I didn't know Heavyarm's gunslinger was originally a revised ranger. Very interesting.
This isn't _quite_ correct. Originally (way back in May 2018) I did set out intending to revise the ranger, but I pivoted to a Western aesthetic fairly quickly. Deadeye/Bad Medicine etc weren't created as features for a ranger-they are gunslinger features designed for a gunslinger 👍
@@heavyhimself Well, I'm glad you did, the Gunslinger is great. My brother is playing a Gunslinger in a campaign right now and loving it. Though I'd also be interested to see you work on a revised ranger. :)
Just curious, what made you change your mind on allowing monk at your tables? In your last video from a year ago, you banned it as it didn't fit at your table or your world.
That campaign ended and I built a different world.
Literally just finished collecting all the ones from your old video...ugh and yay.
I just watched a grown man fanboy over 2 people and his own work, and i loved it
a class that turns its struggle into its strength
I loved the Tarocchi by Alex Tanner so much that I made a subclass based on Uno for it
There is a class that i have allowed at my table and actually played is called the Tarocchi a full spell caster that csats spells through a 52 deck of playing cards its by Alex tanner on the DMsguild
Seeing Eloquence Bard be banned brings me great joy.
Curious if you consider MCDM’s classes to be “homebrew,” or too professionally designed to be on this list? I really like their Beastheart class, but never got into the Illrigger. And I have to give a shout out to the Pugilist, I’ve played three different characters with that class, and had a few in my games.
Nah, they’re Homebrew, I just disagree with MCDM’s design sensibilities.
@@Indestructoboy Fair enough!
A tad late on finding this video, but have you seen the Psion in Weird wastelands by WebDM? I'm looking at playing it soon and am pretty happy with the read through I've had so far!
Still think your psion is worth pursuing. Your take on it is very refreshing. Maybe consider changing the name to stand out, but it’s definitely super cool and I love the zero magic take and the no armor and instant damage.
I would love to see your opinions on the three psionic classes in 'The Korranberg Chronicle: Psion's Primer - A Complete Psionics System'. The Empath, the icon, and the psion
I am really interested in your Revised Ranger, but I can’t seem to find the link to it anywhere, and it’s not on your website.
Here it is! www.indestructoboydesigns.com/ttrpg.html
@@Indestructoboy thank you so much! I was looking at a .shop website, I didn’t realize you actually had your own website now!
I just saw the Merchant video from Ginny D and fell in love with the class. Bought it on PDF. SO FUN!! I'm thinking of making a Genie Warlock/ Merchant Multiclassed character.
Thank you so much! Looking forward to hearing how you sell those wishes off!
@@Indestructoboy 😏
Hi Taron, I love your Dancer class. Any plans on making a class guide in the future?
Thank you so much! Considering it's in v2.0, I am planning to do a guide once I've settled on a few things to it.
Put Kale in the algorithm!
I know that this is an older video, but the creator of the combat wheelchair has an alternative take on Blood hunter, without the self harm, and much more Witcher feel (they helped on the witcher RPG)
So… a different class? Lol
@@Indestructoboy little column A, little column B lol. From my testing it, it felt pretty much the same. Just happy to have the self harm removed
You should take a look at the Savant Class
start at lvl-0 as one of the following professions:
Commoner: become any class
Expert: Bard or Rogue
Warrior: Barbarian, Fighter or Ranger
Adept: Sorcerer or Wizard
Acolyte: Cleric or Paladin
Curate: Druid or Monk
in order to advance into an actual class, the character must find a mentor. the mentor must be minimum of 6th lvl. the character can only advance levels by training with the mentor.
ONLY Sorcerer and Wizard can cast spells.
ONLY Cleric, Paladin and Druid can pray for magical benefit.
there are also a limited list of available Races:
Human
Human/Elf (half Elf)
Elf
Dwarf
Halfling
Gnome
nobody has dark vision.
only Dwarf and Gnome have low-light vision.
Grat video, dude. Lots of good sugestions!
No garlic bread domain cleric, shame on you
Great video! Now do one about every monster you use🔫
Nice!
Nice!
Would any of these classes being able to be added to d&d beyond because I have the the pugilist but I don't know how to add it to the d&d beyond
No, D&D Beyond doesn't allow for full classes to be added in Homebrew.
@@Indestructoboy sadness
I love these videos cause I just start reading everything you have on these
I checked out the Elementalist. Full Caster and 3 attacks and chi points?
It's doing a bit too much.
Best to tone down a little
Have you checked out the Spheres or Power 5E conversion? Their elementalist is really good. I adore that supplement though. Best 3PP material for PF1E adopted to 5E. It’s very good.
This is dope, man. Thanks!
Gonna be honest, as a DM myself, i am of the philosophy that no Class or Subclass should be banned, with exceptions for Worldbuilding or Better Homebrew.
As a DM, you should be able to run everything official source books.
Why
On the dancer class, Is there a reason the quasi-Unarmord Defense has been removed from the Brandished Blade's Weapon Arts feature? I couldn't find anything on that in the changelog.
Thank you so much for this video.
This video makes me REALLY wish that custom classes were allowed in DNDBeyond.
Should check out Soren's conversion of the FF14 classes as 5e classes.
I personally allow things like Samurai and Gunbreaker at my table
I’d love to see a book come from this; which hopefully doesn’t step on any feet for the Valda’s Spire of Secrets 😅
Especially if it contained an Almanac Of classes from You and Ross
So
Am I the only one who thought of Etrian Odyssey III when I saw Zodiac and Sovereign together?
How on earth can you ban peace domain cleric for being too strong and then letting vengeance paladin exist? That feels like WAY overestimating how powerful the cleric class is to begin with
I would do some work on paladin. I think ancients and glory could use a little help.
Let's gooooooooo!
Do you ban Way of the Four Elements Monk at your table because you allow the Elementalist//Lacer?
All hale the algorithm!
Artificer is always getting cut. I can never play my favorite class 😢
i've replaced monk and ranger on my tables with the versions from r/Laserllama
Let’s go!!!
Great video
Have you looked at the Weaveknight by Chronicle of Heroes?
All hail the algorithm!!! >:D
The merchant sounds like a class from Ragnarok Online
The pugilist is kinda broken tho tbh. I love the class, but it’s action economy is a bit odd
How? Lol
Could you do a full review of the scholar. I dont understand why it wouldn't just be a wizard?
Wizard mostly just studies high level spells. Unless one invests into it, a wizard wouldn't be much more knowledgeable or skillful than other classes. Scholar is actually not caster, nor a martial. At base, they are a really squishy skill monkey who has easy access to expertise, can shoot a crossbow using intelligence, and has an inspiration-like ability, but stronger and a reaction. At later levels there is also a floating skill and a reliable talent to keep you skilling. Subclasses either give you a whole bunch of utility, or a good amount of buffing and supporting your allies, or a mix of the two.
I don’t like to be that guy (it’s fine to play 5e) but at this point you could just point pathfinder 2e? Most of these homebrew classes are fully supported, and it has over 50 “archetypes” which are classes that you can take levels into but aren’t actual classes
No, they aren't fully supported by PF2, nor do they function identically. There's plenty of reason people may prefer one system to another. It doesn't all boil down to character options.
Btw, this video is over 2 years old. I'm not making 5E content.
What do you think about MCDC’s “Talent” Class?
@@aidanguernsey9524 over complicated
No Laserllama alt martials?
Have you seen The Doctor by EarlGrey?
Many of these are just a conversion from Pathfinder
If you're going to accuse someone of plagiarism like that, you best come with actual evidence.
@@Indestructoboy plagiarism? I don’t think the term applies here at all. Converting a class/subclass from Pathfinder into D&D 5e is as good of a job as making a new one since there is a lot of difference between the systems. Gunslinger, Shaman and Witch are looking transferred from Pathfinder but it doesn’t make them bad, as long as there are people who enjoy the game
@@alexduraevgive specific mechanics. Pathfinder doesn't own those as class concepts.
I dont watch your videos and i dont want to do research but are you missing an eye?
Which class is the one with the butterfly symbol
The Dancer