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Back to Main Page → 3.5e Homebrew |
Add your own class to Dungeons & Dragons Wiki by clicking the link and following the instructions. |
In Dungeons & Dragons edition 3.5, classes come in four possible types:
| Base Classes | Prestige Classes | |
| Classes that you can start your adventures with. | Classes for those who have some experience in the world and want something special. | |
| Racial Paragon Classes | NPC Classes | |
| Classes for a specific race to be all they can be. | Simple but effective classes for the non-player characters of the world. |