Ian Cotner - Dungeons and Dragons Homebrew

My current count of hombrew classes (full classes, not just subclasses) are:
-Fully finished: 26
-In Progress: 46 (Mostly missing a feature or two and some subclass stuff)
-Concepts: 15 (Mostly just a general idea, not a lot of mechanics).
-Subclasses: Way too many to count.

Dungeons and Dragons Homebrew

Because what better way is there to show an ability to create and balance interesting, diverse systems than creating literally over one hundred classes and subclass for Dungeons and Dragons.

I've always loved Dungeons and Dragons, and by extension, most other Table Top Role Playing Games. Be it Pathfinder, Mutants and Masterminds, Vampire the Masquerade, or any number of others, sitting down to play make-believe with your friends is always a good time. Over my near decade with he game, I have made a LOT of homebrew content, from the usual classes and subclasses, to alternate rules and unique gameplay features. Listed here are some of my best examples.