Hi I got an error on my homebrew class I make, I can't seem to detect the problem of what kind of spell/ substance that is causing this error.

• This homebrew Subclass has data mapped to it that is licensed content or private homebrew. This typically occurs when licensed or private homebrew spells are linked to the Subclass.
• This homebrew Subclass does not have the necessary class features with the correct required levels.

I already try to change several thing, but it doesn't work can I get a help pls, this is the link for it

https://www.dndbeyond.com/subclasses/1046579-the-dreamfey

If the class contains any spells that aren't from the Basic Rules (or any of the other free sources like EEPC) - then you can't publish it. So you need to go through the spells and see what their source is. If it's in a paid book like PHB or DMG or XGtE or whatever - then you'll have to change it. Or just not publish it. You don't need to publish in order to use it in your own campaign.

Also remember to save the entire homebrew after making any changes or it won't re-check to see if it's publishable.

Also also - don't publish until you've had plenty of time to play-test it. Once it's published you won't be able to un-publish it and you'll only be able to make changes by making a new version.

oh ok so if I just put the spell on the expanded spell  list i guess it shoudn't be a problem I guess, thanks for the support

Sorry to necro a topic, but this is a really stupid thing. If I have this content then obviously I should be able to use said content as homebrew and others who do not shouldn't be able to...as simple as that. So if anyone has a logic reason beyond sheer mind-numbing stupidity that this is permitted to either happen. I call this stupidity for one of two reasons, either because they let you choose non-basic rule spells to add, or because they purposely do not allow you to use it even though there are plenty of examples that do use it. The Great Old One warlock has an extended spell collection that includes dissonant whispers. This is a spell in the player's handbook.

This is our homebrew content made with content we have purchased or had shared with us, there is no logical reason to refuse posting of it when the simply solution is that the content should only be available to this with the linked content. And if you're going to say that sharing amongst friends is all fine without publishing, evidently links I have made of unpublished content even in content shared groups has resulted in a failed link. Thus you need to publish for full access making it easier for a DM to read over an entire subclass that may have been written. 

So either I am insane or your dndbeyond needs a massive website overhaul...or both. As I am typing this at 3:45 am, it is entirely both.

Any and all homebrew content in everyone’s homebrew collections is automatically made available to everyone else in the same DDB campaigns with that person. You can create any homebrew you want, and attach anything you want to it, and your friends will be able to use it without your needing to publish anything whatsoever. All you need do is join a campaign with someone and send them the URL for a particular homebrew and they can read it as long as they’re logged into DDB.

Content sharing is not required for sharing homebrew.

As to my honesty, were these days of yore I would challenge you to a duel at this point.

As to my depth and breadth of knowledge regarding Homebrew on DDB, I’m the guy who wrote and maintains this: (https://www.dndbeyond.com/forums/dungeons-dragons-discussion/homebrew-house-rules/131411-a-homebrewers-how-to-faq). I am quite literally the guy when it comes to DDB homebrewing. As long as the Homebrew in question is in your homebrew collection, you should be good to go. If it’s not working, then by default it’s not working properly.

I say good day to you sir/madam/other.

You might want to check out the General Homebrew FAQ #s 5 & Ω specifically, same link as in my above post.

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Content sharing is not required for sharing homebrew.

As to my honesty, were these days of yore I would challenge you to a duel at this point.

As to my depth and breadth of knowledge regarding Homebrew on DDB, I’m the guy who wrote and maintains this: (https://www.dndbeyond.com/forums/dungeons-dragons-discussion/homebrew-house-rules/131411-a-homebrewers-how-to-faq). I am quite literally the guy when it comes to DDB homebrewing. As long as the Homebrew in question is in your homebrew collection, you should be good to go. If it’s not working, then by default it’s not working properly.

I say good day to you sir/madam/other.

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If you were in at least one campaign with me, you would be able to open those links. I've done it. I've been on the viewing end of someone else's private homebrew that shared a campaign with me. Perhaps providing some links or screenshots instead of insulting helpful users. "Join my campaign so we can test it" instead of blasting the entire website for sticking to simple publishing rules.

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I am quite literally the guy when it comes to DDB homebrewing.

Given that I am neither a guy, nor active on these forums any more, I will give you that. 😁

 
TRUTH!! I should say that I am “currently the person” when it comes to homebrewing on DDB. Although, if you check that FAQ I gave you and another former staff member special acknowledgement for helping to make me the homebrew person I am today. I could’ve never learned it all without you.