Clerics struggle with managing multiple domains and roles in a party. There are many different classes in Dungeons & Dragons, each with its unique gameplay style that favors a different approach.

Homebrew Classes can be a blessing or a bane, depending on which side of them you end up on. These five are playable and fun!

RPG classes in Dungeons and Dragons are the essence that defines the skills, style and personality of the characters at stake. As a RPG expert, I know that choosing your class correctly can ...

Forget official monster manuals - this bundle gives you 31 books' worth of homebrew Dungeons and Dragons monsters, rules and ...

We’re a bit in love with the cutesy wyrmlings and majestic adult dragons from DnD’s upcoming 5e anthology, Dragon Delves, ...

The Seraph is the class I look forward to playing most in Daggerheart. Somewhere between a Cleric and a Paladin from Dungeons & Dragons, this class focuses on a sacred purpose, more often given to ...

Stellar Dragon Games have published a full buildcraft guide for the Shugenja class in D&D 3.5e. Officially introduced in the ...

Given that Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves features several casting classes who never cast spells, I asked directors Jonathan Goldstein and John Francis Daley how they chose which aspects ...