User NPC Classes with Descriptions

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This page contains the list of all user-submitted NPC classes. To see a list of the NPC classes by category click on the following links. The organizations are from Wizards of the Coast, and they are divided into 5 main types; Bad Guy, Combat-Focused, Good Guy, Moderate Spellcasting, and Strong Spellcasting.


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All Homebrew NPC Classes
Name Type1 Description2
Adept Spellcasting An NPC class for spellcasting mooks.
Arcane Adept Moderate Spellcasting This is the SRD Adept with an arcane magic flair
Aristocrat-Socialite Skilled A take off from the Aristocrat. This alternative offers more skills in exchange for a lack of combat training. Also it is mainly suitable for a female aristocrat, or an unconventional male aristocrat such as a dandy or intellectual, who disdains martial training as a crude pursuit.
Athlete Skilled to represent the exceptional sportsman
Construct of Justice <!No Description Present!> Please edit this class and add a description!
Cultist Evil well rounded Combatant and spellcaster, Enemy Sick and vile cultists who want to do the bidding of their evil masters.
Druidic Adept Neutral Guy, Divine Spellcasting Adept version of druid
Evil Clown <!No Description Present!> Please edit this class and add a description!
Fool Party Face Everybody's favourite joker, you'd just about kill him if he wasn't so charming!
House mage Utility Spellcaster An arcane spellcaster specializing in lower-level utility spells.
Janitor Good Guy? For your party when they don't clean up after themselves
Nimble City Guard <!No Description Present!> Please edit this class and add a description!
Nomad Combat-Focused Landless people with their own unique culture
Philosopher Moderate Spell casting, Knowledgeable A Thinker
Primitive Combat-Focused Primitives are hunter-gathers who exist outside of civilization, in all environments and terrains. Their lifestyle is simple. Males hunt for game. Women gather food. They move frequently about their territory.
Revolutionary Good guy, Bad guy Some cannot abide the way things are, and will take up ars for that cause
Scholar Skilled knows a lot of stuff about a lot of things, but is not good at fighting and cannot cast spells nor manifest powers, just a bookworm
Sensitive Strong Spellcasting Very weak psions akin to adepts.
Slave Varied Every culture has slaves at some point or another.
Uplift None An animal turned into a sentient race.
Variant Commoner for Militaristic Societies <!No Description Present!> Please edit this class and add a description!
Villainous Fighter Combat-Focused A class dedicated to making a pulp-oriented warrior-villains or minions. The focus of the class is on making level-appropriate "boss" encoutners.
Villainous Sneak Skilled A class dedicated to making a pulp-oriented sneaky villains or minions. The focus of the class is on making level-appropriate "boss" encoutners.
Villainous Spellcaster Strong Spellcasting A class dedicated to making a pulp-oriented spellcaster villains or minions. The focus of the class is on making level-appropriate "boss" encoutners.
Warrior Combat-focused Class for mooks.
Witch Doctor Moderate Spellcasting Witch doctors are primitive magic workers. They live among remote tribes whose knowledge of magic is more myth than truth. In a world of stone spears, their magic is "powerful" and "unopposable." They usually rise to positions of power, second only to the great tribal chiefs.
  1. A general category the class fits into. e.g. Strong Spellcasting, Combat Focused, etc.
  2. A concise description of the class—should advertise the class.
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