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What is the correct level for barbarian and rogue?

 You can find that information by checking the listing for those classes here:. 
https://www.dndbeyond.com/classes

For most classes it is 3rd level.

I made a subclass for sorcerer and went through every last bit of it, but it won't show under sorcerous origins. The levels are aligned, homebrew content is enabled, the subclass is listed under my collections; what am I doing wrong?

Thanks.

Happy to help

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I made a subclass for sorcerer and went through every last bit of it, but it won't show under sorcerous origins. The levels are aligned, homebrew content is enabled, the subclass is listed under my collections; what am I doing wrong?

 Good question. Let me ask you a few to try to help.

Is it published? (Don’t rush off and publish it if it is not! It’s easier to fix if it’s not published is why I ask.)

Is it in “your collection” for sure, or is it just in “your creations” maybe? Their different. Just want to check. if it is in your “collection,” how long ago did you put it there?

Did you use a template, or scratch build? Did you add any homebrew spells to it?

I realize that there is an approximate 5 minute delay between creation and appearance in the drop down menu. My bad, but thank you kindly! 

No problemo. 👍

Hey there, DM trying to get Homebrew material (from a source outside of WotC) that has already been created in dnd beyond homebrew. do i need to make it myself and add it to my campaign or is there a way to import someone that has already made it's material?

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Hey there, DM trying to get Homebrew material (from a source outside of WotC) that has already been created in dnd beyond homebrew. do i need to make it myself and add it to my campaign or is there a way to import someone that has already made it's material?

 If you have a subscription (hero tier is fine, you don’t need master tier for this) when you look at the details page you can “add to collection” there.

It is in my collection, but there is no way for me to see that is also available in my own campaign

Everything in your collection and everything in each of the players collections as well are automatically shared within the campaign. In the character builder, on the “home” tab the switch next to “homebrew content” has to be on (red) for each player’s individual character.

awesome, i appreciate the help!

I found a homebrew cleric domain I want to use, and I have homebrew enabled but it still won’t show up in the domain list. All the UA and everything else I’ve bought does. Just not the homebrew domain I want to use. And clerics get their subclass at level 1 so I don’t know what’s wrong.

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I found a homebrew cleric domain I want to use, and I have homebrew enabled but it still won’t show up in the domain list. All the UA and everything else I’ve bought does. Just not the homebrew domain I want to use. And clerics get their subclass at level 1 so I don’t know what’s wrong.

 Did you “add to collection” for that homebrew? After you add it to your collection it can take up to 20 minutes to push to the character sheet.

I didn’t know it took 20 minutes. I did add to collection, but that must have been the problem. Thank you!

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I didn’t know it took 20 minutes. I did add to collection, but that must have been the problem. Thank you!

 It doesn’t always. Sometimes it’s instantaneous, sometimes not. 🤷‍♂️ Happy to help.

I am also experiencing the issue of missing subclasses. Any help would be appreciated.

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I am also experiencing the issue of missing subclasses. Any help would be appreciated.

 On the “home” tab of the character creator, the toggle next to “homebrew content” needs to be on (red, to the right). Also, you can only add a subclass if your character is of the appropriate level. What class and level is the PC?

They are all level one. I thought you can add subclasses at any level if it is a private home brew? Home brew tab is on for the players.

No, subclasses can only be added at the appropriate level for each class. We cannot alter base class features through homebrew at this time.