#SRD 5E HOMEBREW CLASSES PC#
Why does the SRD only have one background and one feat? Why do the PC races not include all of the subraces? The goal of the SRD is to allow users to create new content, not to replicate the text of the whole game.
References to “chapters” are gone, as the SRD isn't organized by chapters.References to any archetypes (and similar choice-based class features like cleric domains) that aren’t in the SRD (like wild magic for sorcerers) have been removed from the text to avoid confusion.For example, the eldritch blast cantrip is essential for many warlock abilities, and is now part of the SRD. Various key spells used by classes, magic items, and monsters have been added to the spells section.In response to feedback from the D&D community, we've updated the 5th edition SRD. I want my content considered for inclusion in Wizards marketing I want my content considered for inclusion in digital games I want my content considered for additional publication by Wizards I want my content rated by the largest network of D&D players I want to sell my product in the D&D online marketplace I want to print and sell my fifth edition D&D product on my own I want to publish content using the Forgotten Realms I want to publish my original campaign world using fifth edition rules I want to design content using the fifth edition rules for D&D See below for a list of updates and the FAQ. Below is an overview of the programs.ĭownload the V5.1 Systems Reference Document (including the OGL) here. The OGL and Dungeon Masters Guild offer different kinds of publishing opportunities. The Dungeon Masters Guild also provides self-publishing opportunities for individuals and groups.
#SRD 5E HOMEBREW CLASSES LICENSE#
The Systems Reference Document (SRD) contains guidelines for publishing content under the Open-Gaming License (OGL).