I was trying to port over a homebrew class made on the D&D Wiki website and when I initially made it the first time, it got accepted and published. Now I'm trying to fix a lot of the mistakes I made the first time through, but the new version keeps telling me that:
"This homebrew Subclass does not have the necessary class features with the correct required levels."
I've been trying to go through the new version to see what I'm missing or messed up, but I can't figure out what class features I'm missing or misplaced. Could anyone that knows what they're doing mind helping me?
You should have abilities kicking in only at the default levels for the main class, don't skip any and no extras. For instance for a Fighter, entries must be created for 3, 7, 10, 15 and 18 only. You must also select YES or NO for the "CAN CAST SPELLS?" dropdown in the Basic Information section.
On the other hand, I found that you only need to make an entry for each level and no actual mechanic or feature is required. Just a description will suffice. I created a named rank and flavor text for each required level listing since my mechanics are all covered through level scaling and level overrides to just a couple feature entries that start when you choose the homebrew archetype at the lowest level. So, to cover improvements or options at levels other than the required defaults, use level scaling, level overrides and option choices at the extra levels for those features.
Also, once you've covered all of the required levels with a class feature entry and description, you must to hit the orange "Save Changes" (under "basic information") button for it to re-evaluate the homebrew and see if it clears the error.
I fixed the problem! I fell like a daft idiot, but the problem was I put the level for the last skill at 17 instead of 18. Now It's all fixed and working! My Super Minion Fighter will finally be known to the world, for better or worse.
Thank you sincerely, Hosidax.
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- CowboyWade
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I was trying to port over a homebrew class made on the D&D Wiki website and when I initially made it the first time, it got accepted and published. Now I'm trying to fix a lot of the mistakes I made the first time through, but the new version keeps telling me that:
"This homebrew Subclass does not have the necessary class features with the correct required levels."
I've been trying to go through the new version to see what I'm missing or messed up, but I can't figure out what class features I'm missing or misplaced. Could anyone that knows what they're doing mind helping me?
- CowboyWade
You should have abilities kicking in only at the default levels for the main class, don't skip any and no extras. For instance for a Fighter, entries must be created for 3, 7, 10, 15 and 18 only. You must also select YES or NO for the "CAN CAST SPELLS?" dropdown in the Basic Information section.
On the other hand, I found that you only need to make an entry for each level and no actual mechanic or feature is required. Just a description will suffice. I created a named rank and flavor text for each required level listing since my mechanics are all covered through level scaling and level overrides to just a couple feature entries that start when you choose the homebrew archetype at the lowest level. So, to cover improvements or options at levels other than the required defaults, use level scaling, level overrides and option choices at the extra levels for those features.
Also, once you've covered all of the required levels with a class feature entry and description, you must to hit the orange "Save Changes" (under "basic information") button for it to re-evaluate the homebrew and see if it clears the error.
https://www.dndbeyond.com/characters/subclasses/55318-lash-dancer
Hope this helps.
I fixed the problem! I fell like a daft idiot, but the problem was I put the level for the last skill at 17 instead of 18. Now It's all fixed and working! My Super Minion Fighter will finally be known to the world, for better or worse.
Thank you sincerely, Hosidax.
- CowboyWade