Monks are the closest thing to ninjas in D&D, fighting only with very specific weapons and mainly using their hands as their main weapons. Their best races are those who …
Paladins are the righteous crusaders of D&D, using magic less than Clerics and instead choosing to wield the sword and shield. Races who considered themselves warriors, much like Fighters, excel …
Rangers are deeply tied to nature, much like the Druid, and retain spellcasting capabilities, though not as powerful as full casters. Races seasoned with the bow or accustomed to it …
Rogues are natural thieves and assassins, accustomed to acting in the shadows and making things happen quietly. There are many races that are ideal for Rogues, but those with an …
Sorcerers might seem like your ordinary spellcasters, but their power is usually not understood, and their unpredictable strength tends to show in their personalities. Races fitting Sorcerers are those with …
Warlocks are the most misunderstood D&D class out there, often being attacked for their demonic origin and feared by those who don’t understand them. Races with Charisma are the best …
Wizards are spellcasting scholars obsessed with knowledge and, at times, who would do anything to get their hands on powerful new information. Learned, wealthy races are most accustomed to becoming …
Artificers are magical tinkerers who enjoy creation and revel in learning about new inventions. While there aren’t many Artificers, the races who most often become Artificers have relatively high Intelligence …
The Dragonborn Barbarian emerges from the fiery crucible of ancient prophecy. Born under the auspices of draconic ancestry, their veins course with the fiery essence of a dragon’s breath, fueling …
In the world of D&D, where arcane energies dance like ethereal flames, a figure emerges draped in robes woven from the shadows of forgotten incantations. The Dragonborn Sorcerer, born of …