A non-PHB subclass has been datamined

[Puff Daddy]

Icon and everything. https://www.reddit.com/r/BaldursGate3/comments/v1ca0x/datamining_evidence_of_nonphb_material/

[dulany67]

It's cool to see the possibility of some non-PHB content. But I wouldn't let the mind run wild.

[Яeplicant]

I'd take it with a grain of salt as only PHB stuff has been actually confirmed.

[Aldain]

Of all the things to find, Wild Magic Barbarian?

[Puff Daddy]

Oathbreaker might be added too since the paladins of Tyr broke their oaths.

[Pan Darius Cassandra]

Originally posted by Aldain:

Of all the things to find, Wild Magic Barbarian?

I was pretty happy to see that, as it's the only version of Barbarian I'm actually interested in.

[Ark]

what does PHB stand for?

[Dragon Master]

Originally posted by Arkhan:

what does PHB stand for?

Player Handbook.

It is the base rules of D&D 5E, includes the races, classes, subclasses, rules of combat, class features, adventuring gear and nearly everything a player may need.

[Ark]

Originally posted by Dragon Master:

Originally posted by Arkhan:

what does PHB stand for?

Player Handbook.

It is the base rules of D&D 5E, includes the races, classes, subclasses, rules of combat, class features, adventuring gear and nearly everything a player may need.

so what does it mean that there might be a class outside PHB? does that mean anything outside DnD? or more outside 5e?

[Pan Darius Cassandra]

Originally posted by Arkhan:

Originally posted by Dragon Master:

Player Handbook.

It is the base rules of D&D 5E, includes the races, classes, subclasses, rules of combat, class features, adventuring gear and nearly everything a player may need.

so what does it mean that there might be a class outside PHB? does that mean anything outside DnD? or more outside 5e?

That would refer to any of the supplemental sourcebooks such as Tasha's Cauldron of Everything, Xanathar's Guide to Everything.

[Ark]

Originally posted by Pan Darius Kairos:

Originally posted by Arkhan:

so what does it mean that there might be a class outside PHB? does that mean anything outside DnD? or more outside 5e?

That would refer to any of the supplemental sourcebooks such as Tasha's Cauldron of Everything, Xanathar's Guide to Everything.

and what kind of races are in those books if you could sumarize them short?

havent really read any dnd books and what not so Iknow very little.

only know some few stuff from past games and very casual dnds I did with friends

[Pan Darius Cassandra]

Originally posted by Arkhan:

Originally posted by Pan Darius Kairos:

That would refer to any of the supplemental sourcebooks such as Tasha's Cauldron of Everything, Xanathar's Guide to Everything.

and what kind of races are in those books if you could sumarize them short?

havent really read any dnd books and what not so Iknow very little.

only know some few stuff from past games and very casual dnds I did with friends

I mean, Google is your friend. Do a search, and you can find any of the information from any of those books online.

[Dragon Master]

Originally posted by Arkhan:

Originally posted by Dragon Master:

Player Handbook.

It is the base rules of D&D 5E, includes the races, classes, subclasses, rules of combat, class features, adventuring gear and nearly everything a player may need.

so what does it mean that there might be a class outside PHB? does that mean anything outside DnD? or more outside 5e?

There were new classes added in subsequent books that came out after the PHB. Xanathar's Guide to Everything. Van Richten's Guide to Ravenloft: Tasha's Cauldron to Everything, Eberron, Wildemount, etc.

All these sources are still D&D 5E, they are just newer materials players can use as. Think of the PHB as the vanilla game and all these other books are potential DLC's and Expansion packs, except they are books for a tabletop game.

[seandeven]

Here's to hoping for the Eloquence Bard

[Dragon Master]

Originally posted by seandeven:

Here's to hoping for the Eloquence Bard

Maybe if we get eloquence bard, Pan Darius will stop talking about take 10 for dialogue. That subclass is designed entirely around it not being possible to roll lower than a 10 in dialogue options.

[Ark]

Originally posted by Dragon Master:

Originally posted by Arkhan:

so what does it mean that there might be a class outside PHB? does that mean anything outside DnD? or more outside 5e?

There were new classes added in subsequent books that came out after the PHB. Xanathar's Guide to Everything. Van Richten's Guide to Ravenloft: Tasha's Cauldron to Everything, Eberron, Wildemount, etc.

All these sources are still D&D 5E, they are just newer materials players can use as. Think of the PHB as the vanilla game and all these other books are potential DLC's and Expansion packs, except they are books for a tabletop game.

ah oki thanks. gonna search them up :)