To see a list of the classes by category click on the following links. The organizations are from Wizards of the Coast, and they are divided into 6 main types: Huntsman/Huntress (3.5e Class) (Please do not use.)

2023年6月2日 · Add your own Class to D&D Wiki by clicking the link and following the instructions. Base Classes Prestige Classes Racial Paragon Classes Racial Classes NPC Classes Homebrew; SRD? All; Homebrew; SRD? All; Homebrew; All; Homebrew; Homebrew; SRD? All; All Classes (Base, Prestige, Racial Paragon, and NPC)

2003年7月23日 · Post your rankings for the D&D 3.5 classes here. These rankings should be based on how powerful you think each class is relative to each other, and relative to the monsters and NPCs you might fight in your campaigns. DO NOT post your list based upon which classes you like to play the most, or which ones you think are the "most cool."

2018年2月11日 · Many times I've looked for a list of base classes that includes all of 3.5's offerings. However, there are usually missing entries or unnecessary inclusions, like multiple fighters at the WotC archives. I built this list off of Hadessniper's list from here. However, I added some Dragon mag classes.

2020年11月4日 · They get every class skill, access to all Wizard spells as spell-like abilities, and a pile of cool abilities which let them address any number of problems on the fly. Factotums also have the unique ability to grant themselves bonus actions.

When drawn to adventure, they apply their unique talents, a combination of esoteric knowledge of magical components and a strong throwing arm, to solve problems, whether with subtle poisons or with a loud bang.

2020年11月4日 · Base Classes – DnD 3.5. T.E. "RPGBOT" Kamstra November 4, 2020. Barbarian Barbarian Handbook; Bard Bard Handbook

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Dungeons & Dragons 3.5 Edition Index – Base Classes February 28, 2007 Artificer Variants Page 4 Standard Base Classes Artificer Racial Substitution

2019年10月16日 · We've come a long way since JaronK presented the original iteration of the tier rankings for classes in D&D 3.5, and our understanding of the system has advanced quite a bit in the intervening time. About a decade ago now, the Minmax forum community collected a series of discussions to explain why each class was ranked the way it was.