I am trying to customize the race to use Unearthed Arcana: Fiendish Options, but I can´t do this.
I suggest include the Unearthed Arcana as a possible option in the character creation or to allow more customization in the race and class feature in the character creation.
I know Unearthed Arcana rules are playtest (so not actual official rules). But I can't create ou customize my character in Race or Class Features. I am just suggesting that it would be great if I could do some changes in this area, as a Homebrew.
I am trying to customize the race to use Unearthed Arcana: Fiendish Options, but I can´t do this.
I suggest include the Unearthed Arcana as a possible option in the character creation or to allow more customization in the race and class feature in the character creation.
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D&D Beyond FoundersHi Chaiben,
Unearthed Arcana rules are playtest (so not actual official rules).
That said, Unearthed Arcana will be coming to D&D Beyond fairly soon! :)
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Hello Stormknight,
I know Unearthed Arcana rules are playtest (so not actual official rules). But I can't create ou customize my character in Race or Class Features. I am just suggesting that it would be great if I could do some changes in this area, as a Homebrew.
Thank for the fast reply.
So far, the answer for customizing races has been "no". But customizing classes will eventually have some options available in the future.
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Oh? Last I heard they weren't doing customizing races because of the complexity involved. And sub-classes was what I meant.
I'm excited to hear about this!