D&D 3E/3.5 [3.5] Classes

[Tharizdun]

I'll post the more obvious Class changes and new stuff here

Assassins(8th), Rangers(17th) and Shadow dancers(1st) now all gain "hide in plain sight" (su)


Assassin spell list:

lvl...1st...2nd...3rd...4th
1......0
2......1......0
3......2......1
4......3......2
5......3......3
6......3......3......0
7......3......3......1......0
8......3......3......2......1
9......3......3......3......2
10....3......3......3......3

lots of new spells: a few worthy of mentioning:
1st: true strike, feather fall and jump are added
2nd: cat's grace, fox's cuning, invisibility
3rd: deep slumber, magic circle vs good
4th modify memory

 

[Jens]

Are you sure about the spell list? It looks really weird.

Also, I think assassins will be spontaneous casters so is that spells per day or spells known?

 

[Tharizdun]

PHB Classes

Barbarian: DR 1/- at 7th level, up to 5/- at 19th level!
Trap sense ability gained at 3rd level, up to +6 at 18th level
greater, tireless and mighty rage are all extraordinary Barbarian abilities

Bard: the spells remains the same.... singing and inspiring has changed...

Cleric: nothing changed...except...Aura (Ex) The cleric radiates his' deity's Aura

Druid: Wild shape has been altered and the forms a druid could assume

Fighter: nothing changed, except they are the only class proficient in the tower shield

Monk: see scans somewhere on internet

Paladin: Divine grace is now gained at 2nd level --has Aura of Good (Ex) -- smite evil incrases by 1/day per 5 levels (1/day at first, 2/day at 5th, etc..you do the math)
Turn undead as a cleric of THREE levels lower could
Remove disease starts at 6th level, up to 5/week...

Ranger: Evasion at 9th, Endurance at 3rd, woodland stride at 7th

Rogue: Trap finding at 1st added. Uncanny dodge at 4th level, not 3rd
trap sense at 3rd at +1 (+1 per 3 levels)
Uncanny dodge(+x against traps) is gone (also true for the assassin)
Proficient with ALL SIMPLE weapons

Sorcerer: S.O.S. (same ol' s...) except he (I'm never politically correct) can "unlearn" spells for others
All familiars grant special abilities to their masters...this might not be true for improved familiars, which I've yet to peruse

Wizard: except for the spells, (but this is true for the other spellcasters as well) there are no changes...
Spell mastery is now only described in the Feats section: prereq: wiz 1

 

[Tharizdun]

Are you sure about the spell list? It looks really weird.

Also, I think assassins will be spontaneous casters so is that spells per day or spells known?

Yup, I copied the text from the book. Assassins do cast spells as sorcerers and bards, but using their Int.

The assassin can cast more spells in 3.5 then in 3.0

 

[Staffan]

Re: PHB Classes

Spell mastery is now only described in the Feats section: prereq: wiz 1

That's unfortunate. The prereq should be something like "prepares spells from a spellbook", making it more generic. That would, for example, allow wu-jen to use the feat (which they technically can't with that prereq).

 

[drnuncheon]

Re: Re: PHB Classes

That's unfortunate. The prereq should be something like "prepares spells from a spellbook", making it more generic. That would, for example, allow wu-jen to use the feat (which they technically can't with that prereq).

They probably didn't want to make it more generic. As I recall it was a special feature of the wizard class, and other spellbook dependant characters in 3.0 (umm...the assassin?) couldn't get it. (checks PHB: Yep, 'a wizard, and only a wizard...')

What you're suggesting is sort of like removing the '4th level fighter' requirement for Weapon Specialization and replacing it with 'BAB +4'.

J

 

[Speaks]

While a lot of the 3.5DMG prestige classes are re-writes of existing ones or minor tweaking what about?

Horizon Walker:

Thaumaturgist:


Any details on those PrC or direction to where they posted something already would fine.

One last question I saw this on another thread does a cleric gain knowledge planar?

Thanks .. Speaks

 

[Elder-Basilisk]

What is this "Aura of Good" that paladins get?

 

[Chun-tzu]

What is this "Aura of Good" that paladins get?

Just a guess, but its probably the reverse of the Blackguard's Aura of Evil.

Aura of Evil (Ex): The power of a blackguard's aura of evil (see the detect evil spell) is equal to his class level plus his cleric level, if any.

 

[drnuncheon]

While a lot of the 3.5DMG prestige classes are re-writes of existing ones or minor tweaking what about?

Horizon Walker:
Thaumaturgist:

Any details on those PrC or direction to where they posted something already would fine.

Well, there's always the Revision Spotlight, which says:

*Horizon Walker: The horizon walker is an unceasing traveler to the universe's most dangerous places. As her journeys take her from place to place, she adapts to become one with her environment. In time, she develops a mystic connection with the ground beneath her. But she is by no means tied to a particular place; her restless feet are ever leading her toward the horizon, where new adventures await.

and

*Thaumaturgist: The thaumaturgist reaches out with divine power to other planes of existence, calling creatures there to do his bidding. Evil thaumaturgists conspire with demons and devils to gain power on the Material Plane, while good thaumaturgists send powerful angels or eladrins on holy quests.

There hasn't been much else released. I read somewhere that the Horizon Walker chose favored terrains, in which they become more powerful, but I don't know how accurate that is.