Dungeons & Dragons subclasses have received a major facelift for D&D 2024

As players of the hugely popular 5th edition of Dungeons & Dragons adapt to the new and improved D&D 2024, many of their favorite subclasses are being left on the cutting room floor in the name of streamlined design. I noticed that. Polygon has praised this new update many times, but even the most adaptable D&D players will be hesitant to leave behind a valuable character whose subclass hasn’t received an official update. Don’t worry, dear adventurers. A team of third-party designers created the subclass Revivified. This supplement includes approximately 70 updated subclasses, including 10 Cleric Domains, 9 Wizard Schools, 6 Fighter Subclasses, and more, and encapsulates all official subclasses not listed in the new Player’s Handbook. has been made into This 109-page text gives D&D fans the chance to revive their 5e characters, rather than forcing players to abandon their PCs or rebuild their characters with builds that don’t quite fit. Created by 14 independent tabletop designers who have worked extensively on creating third-party D&D supplements and games for companies like MCDM, Evil Hat, and Cubicle 7, Subclasses Revivified is just opportunistic schlock. Not. In an interview with Destructoid, designer Sebastian Yue said that project lead Adam Hancock “encouraged[the design team]to innovate and take opportunities to address pain points in existing subclasses.” Ta. In addition to making these subclasses compatible with D&D 2024, the revision includes the following additions: What designers call “quality of life updates.” This includes starting all subclasses at third level, balancing power levels between classes, and developing mechanics that align with the subclass’s designated theme. Text language, formatting, and style have also been updated to include new 2024 terminology such as “D20 Test” and “Emanation.” The Subclasses Revivified PDF is currently available at DriveThruRPG for $27.95 and has already reached Silver Best Seller status. The first 40 pages are available for preview on the site, and a discounted version is also available for those who can’t afford the retail price.