List of prestige classes

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This is a list of prestige classes (PrC) in the 3rd edition of the Dungeons and Dragons role-playing game. This list includes content for both the original 3rd edition and the 3.5 revision.

Nearly every official supplement source book and most issues of Dragon Magazine introduce new prestige classes. This list is therefore likely to expand throughout the life of 3rd edition Dungeons & Dragons. This list does not include prestige classes from third-party material offered under the d20 System or the Open Gaming License. It also does not include prestige classes in video games based on Dungeons & Dragons, such as the Neverwinter Nights series.

Some prestige classes, such as the Ur-Priest and the Purple Dragon Knight, are printed in multiple sources. Sometimes there are slight revisions between these reprints, while others are exact duplications. As a result, there are slightly fewer total prestige classes than the sum of those appearing in each source.

Contents 1 Core books 1.1 Dungeon Master's Guide 1.1.1 3rd edition 1.1.2 3.5 revision 2 Supplemental source books 2.1 3rd edition 2.1.1 Book of Vile Darkness 2.1.2 Defenders of the Faith 2.1.3 Deities and Demigods 2.1.4 Epic Level Handbook 2.1.5 Fiend Folio 2.1.6 Manual of the Planes 2.1.7 Masters of the Wild 2.1.8 Psionic Handbook 2.1.9 Return to the Temple of Elemental Evil 2.1.10 Savage Species 2.1.11 Song and Silence 2.1.12 Sword and Fist 2.1.13 Tome and Blood 2.2 3.5 revision 2.2.1 Book of Exalted Deeds 2.2.2 Complete Adventurer 2.2.3 Complete Arcane 2.2.4 Complete Divine 2.2.5 Complete Mage 2.2.6 Complete Psionic 2.2.7 Complete Warrior 2.2.8 Draconomicon 2.2.9 Dragon Magic 2.2.10 Expanded Psionics Handbook 2.2.11 Expedition to Castle Ravenloft 2.2.12 Fiendish Codex II 2.2.13 Frostburn 2.2.14 Heroes of Battle 2.2.15 Heroes of Horror 2.2.16 Libris Mortis 2.2.17 Lords of Madness 2.2.18 Magic of Incarnum 2.2.19 Miniatures Handbook 2.2.20 Planar Handbook 2.2.21 Races of Destiny 2.2.22 Races of Stone 2.2.23 Races of the Dragon 2.2.24 Races of the Wild 2.2.25 Sandstorm 2.2.26 Stormwrack 2.2.27 Tome of Battle 2.2.28 Tome of Magic 2.2.29 Weapons of Legacy 3 Campaign setting-specific sources 3.1 Dragonlance 3.1.1 Dragonlance Campaign Setting 3.2 Eberron 3.2.1 Eberron Campaign Setting 3.2.2 Explorer's Handbook 3.2.3 Faiths of Eberron 3.2.4 Five Nations 3.2.5 Magic of Eberron 3.2.6 Player's Guide to Eberron 3.2.7 Races of Eberron 3.2.8 Secrets of Xen'drik 3.3 Forgotten Realms 3.3.1 Champions of Ruin 3.3.2 Champions of Valor 3.3.3 City of Splendors 3.3.4 Faiths and Pantheons 3.3.5 Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting 3.3.6 Lords of Darkness 3.3.7 Lost Empires of Faerûn 3.3.8 Magic of Faerûn 3.3.9 Player's Guide to Faerûn 3.3.10 Power of Faerûn 3.3.11 Serpent Kingdoms 3.3.12 Shining South 3.3.13 Silver Marches 3.3.14 Unapproachable East 3.3.15 Underdark 3.4 Oriental Adventures 3.4.1 Oriental Adventures 4 Dragon Magazine 5 References 6 See also 7 External links

[edit] Core books

[edit] Dungeon Master's Guide

The prestige classes in the Dungeon Master's Guide were the first (and, to date, the only) prestige classes considered part of the core rules for the game.

[edit] 3rd edition

The 3rd edition Dungeon Master's Guide contained the original six prestige classes.

• Arcane Archer
• Assassin
• Blackguard
• Dwarven Defender
• Loremaster
• Shadowdancer

[edit] 3.5 revision

The 3.5 Dungeon Master's Guide included all six prestige classes from the previous edition, and added 10 more. One of the newly added prestige classes, the Red Wizard, was adapted from Forgotten Realms campaign-specific material. Because of its origins in Forgotten Realms, the Red Wizard is the only prestige class to appear in the Dungeon Master's Guide but not in the System Reference Document (SRD).

• Arcane Trickster
• Archmage
• Dragon Disciple
• Duelist
• Eldritch Knight
• Hierophant
• Horizon Walker
• Mystic Theurge
• Red Wizard
• Thaumaturgist

[edit] Supplemental source books

[edit] 3rd edition

[edit] Book of Vile Darkness

Book of Vile Darkness included 18 prestige classes.

Cancer Mage Demonologist Diabolist (Epic[1]) Disciple of Asmodeus Disciple of Baalzebul Disciple of Dispater

Disciple of Mammon Disciple of Mephistopheles Lifedrinker Mortal Hunter Soul Eater Thrall of Demogorgon

Thrall of Graz'zt Thrall of Juiblex Thrall of Orcus Ur-Priest Vermin Lord Warrior of Darkness (Epic[2])

[edit] Defenders of the Faith

Defenders of the Faith included 14 prestige classes.

Church Inquisitor Consecrated Harrier Contemplative Divine Oracle Holy Liberator (Epic[3])

Hospitaler (Epic[4]) Hunter of the Dead Knight of the Chalice Knight of the Middle Circle Master of Shrouds

Sacred Exorcist Sacred Fist Templar (Epic[5]) Warpriest (Epic[6])

[edit] Deities and Demigods

Deities and Demigods included 3 prestige classes.

• Berserk
• Justicar of Taiia
• Soldier of Light

[edit] Epic Level Handbook

Epic Level Handbook included 9 prestige classes. As appropriate for the book's content, these classes have entrance requirements that limit them to characters above level 20. It also included rules for continuing certain other prestige classes beyond their ten-level limits using the epic level rules. Unlike prestige classes from almost all other supplemental source books, these nine classes have been included in the SRD with the addition of the rules for epic levels. The SRD also includes epic levels for the Dungeon Master's Guide prestige classes (except the Red Wizard), including those in the 3.5 Dungeon Master's Guide, released after the Epic Level Handbook.

Agent Retriever Cosmic Descryer Divine Emissary

Epic Infiltrator Guardian Paramount High Proselytizer

Legendary Dreadnought Perfect Wight Union Sentinel

[edit] Fiend Folio

Fiend Folio included 3 prestige classes.

• Fiend of Blasphemy
• Fiend of Corruption
• Fiend of Possession

[edit] Manual of the Planes

Manual of the Planes included 4 prestige classes.

• Divine Agent
• Gatecrasher
• Planar Champion
• Planeshifter

[edit] Masters of the Wild

Masters of the Wild included 20 prestige classes.

Animal Lord Bane of Infidels Blighter Bloodhound Deepwood Sniper Exotic Weapon Master Eye of Gruumsh

Foe Hunter Forsaker Frenzied Berserker Geomancer Hexer King/Queen of the Wild Oozemaster

Shifter Tamer of Beasts Tempest Verdant Lord Watch Detective Windrider

[edit] Psionic Handbook

Psionics Handbook included 4 prestige classes.

• Metamind
• Pyrokineticist
• Slayer
• Soulknife

[edit] Return to the Temple of Elemental Evil

The module Return to the Temple of Elemental Evil included one prestige class.

• Doomdreamer

[edit] Savage Species

Savage Species included 10 prestige classes.

Emancipated Spawn Illithid Savant Master of Flies Scaled Horror

Siren Slaad Brooder Survivor

Sybil Waverider Yuan-Ti Cultist

[edit] Song and Silence

Song and Silence included 10 prestige classes.

Dread Pirate Dungeon Delver Fang of Lolth Outlaw of the Crimson Road

Royal Explorer Spymaster Temple Raider of Olidammara

Thief-Acrobat Vigilante Virtuoso

[edit] Sword and Fist

Sword and Fist included 19 prestige classes.

Cavalier Devoted Defender Drunken Master Duelist Fist of Hextor Ghostwalker Gladiator

Halfling Outrider Knight Protector of the Great Kingdom Lasher Master of Chains Master Samurai Ninja of the Crescent Moon

Order of the Bow Initiate Ravager Red Avenger Tribal Protector Warmaster Weapon Master

[edit] Tome and Blood

Tome and Blood included 15 prestige classes.

Acolyte of the Skin Alienist Arcane Trickster Bladesinger Blood Magus

Candle Caster Dragon Disciple Elemental Savant Fatespinner Mage of the Arcane Order

Mindbender Pale Master Spellsword True Necromancer Wayfarer Guide

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[edit] 3.5 revision

[edit] Book of Exalted Deeds

Book of Exalted Deeds included 22 prestige classes.

Anointed Knight Apostle of Peace[7] Beloved of Valarian Celestial Mystic Champion of Gwynharwyf Defender of Sealtiel Emissary of Barachiel Exalted Arcanist[8]

Fist of Raziel[9] Initiate of Pistis Sophia Lion of Talisid[10] Prophet of Erathaol Risen Martyr Sentinel of Bharrai Skylord

Slayer of Domiel Stalker of Karash Swanmay Sword of Righteousness Troubadour of Stars Vassal of Bahamut Wonderworker

[edit] Complete Adventurer

Complete Adventurer included 26 prestige classes.

Animal Lord Beastmaster Bloodhound Daggerspell Mage Daggerspell Shaper Dread Pirate Dungeon Delver Exemplar Fochlucan Lyrist

Ghost-Faced Killer Highland Stalker Maester Master of Many Forms Nightsong Enforcer Nightsong Infiltrator Ollam Shadowbane Inquisitor Shadowbane Stalker

Shadowmind Spymaster Streetfighter Tempest Thief-Acrobat[11] Vigilante Virtuoso Wild Plans Outrider

[edit] Complete Arcane

Complete Arcane included 18 prestige classes.

Acolyte of the Skin Alienist Argent Savant Blood Magus Effigy Master Elemental Savant

Enlightened Fist Fatespinner Geometer Green Star Adept[12] Initiate of the Sevenfold Veil Mage of the Arcane Order

Mindbender Seeker of the Song Sublime Chord Suel Arcanamach Wayfarer Guide Wild Mage

[edit] Complete Divine

Complete Divine included 24 prestige classes.

Black Flame Zealot Blighter Church Inquisitor Consecrated Harrier Contemplative Divine Crusader Divine Oracle Entropomancer[13]

Evangelist Geomancer Holy Liberator Hospitaler Pious Templar[14] Radiant Servant of Pelor Rainbow Servant Sacred Exorcist

Sacred Fist Seeker of the Misty Isle Shining Blade of Heironeous Stormlord (Epic[15]) Temple Raider of Olidammara Ur-Priest Void Disciple Warpriest

[edit] Complete Mage

Complete Mage included 11 prestige classes.

Abjurant Champion Eldritch Disciple Eldritch Theurge Enlightened Spirit

Holy Scourge Lyric Thaumaturge Master Specialist Nightmare Spinner

Ultimate Magus Unseen Seer Wild Soul

[edit] Complete Psionic

Complete Psionic included 8 prestige classes.

Anarchic Initiate Ebon Saint Ectopic Adept

Flayerspawn Psychic Illumine Soul Soulbow

Storm Disciple Zerth Cenobite

[edit] Complete Warrior

Complete Warrior included 36 prestige classes.

Bear Warrior Bladesinger Cavalier Darkhunter Darkwood Stalker Dervish Drunken Master Exotic Weapon Master Eye of Gruumsh Frenzied Berserker Gnome Giant-Slayer Halfling Outrider

Hulking Hurler Hunter of the Dead Invisible Blade Justicar Kensai Knight of the Chalice Knight Protector Master Thrower Master of the Unseen Hand Mindspy Nature’s Warrior Occult Slayer

Order of the Bow Initiate Purple Dragon Knight Rage Mage[16] Ravager Reaping Mauler Ronin Spellsword Stonelord Tattooed Monk Thayan Knight War Chanter Warshaper

[edit] Draconomicon

Draconomicon included 17 prestige classes.

Disciple of Ashardalon Dispassionate Watcher of Chronepsis Dracolyte Dragon Ascendant Dragonkith Dragonrider

Dragonslayer Dragonsong Lyricist Dragonstalker[17] Elemental Master Hidecarved Dragon[18] Hoardstealer

Initiate of the Draconic Mysteries Platinum Knight Sacred Warder of Bahamut Talon of Tiamat Unholy Ravager of Tiamat

[edit] Dragon Magic

Dragon Magic included 7 prestige classes.

Diamond Dragon Dragon Descendant Dragon Lord

Hand of the Winged Masters Pact-Bound Adept

Swift Wing Wyrm Wizard

[edit] Expanded Psionics Handbook

Expanded Psionics Handbook included 9 prestige classes. Three of the four prestige classes from the 3.0 Psionics Handbook were revised as prestige classes in this book. The fourth was adapted as the Soulknife base class. Unlike prestige classes from almost all other supplemental source books, these nine classes have been included in the SRD with the addition of the rules for psionics.

Cerebremancer Elocater Fist of Zuoken

Illithid Slayer Metamind Psion Uncarnate

Pyrokineticist Thrallherd War Mind

[edit] Expedition to Castle Ravenloft

The module Expedition to Castle Ravenloft included 1 prestige class.

• Knight of the Raven

[edit] Fiendish Codex II

Fiendish Codex II included 4 prestige classes.

• Hellbreaker
• Hellfire Warlock
• Hellreaver
• Soulguard

[edit] Frostburn

Frostburn included 10 prestige classes.

Cloud Ancorite Cryokineticist Disciple of Thrym Frost Mage

Frostrager Knight of the Iron Glacier Primeval

Rimefire Witch Stormsinger Winterhaunt of Iborighu

[edit] Heroes of Battle

Heroes of Battle included 4 prestige classes.

• Combat Medic
• Dread Commando
• Legendary Leader
• War Weaver

[edit] Heroes of Horror

Heroes of Horror included 6 prestige classes.

Corrupt Avenger Death Delver

Dread Witch Fiend-Blooded

Purifier of the Hallowed Doctrine Tainted Scholar

[edit] Libris Mortis

Libris Mortis included 11 prestige classes.

Death's Chosen Dirgesinger Ephemeral Exemplar Lurking Terror

Master of Radiance Master of Shrouds Master Vampire Pale Master

Sacred Purifier Tomb Warden True Necromancer

[edit] Lords of Madness

Lords of Madness features 6 prestige classes.

Abolisher Darkrunner

Fleshwarper Keeper of the Cerulean Sign

Sanctified Mind Topaz Guardian

[edit] Magic of Incarnum

Magic of Incarnum features 10 prestige classes.

Incandescent Champion Incarnum Blade Ironsoul Forgemaster Necrocarnate

Sapphire Heirarch Soulcaster Spinemeld Warrior

Totem Rager Umbral Disciple Witchborn Binder

[edit] Miniatures Handbook

Miniatures Handbook included 7 prestige classes.

Bonded Summoner Dragon Samurai Havoc Mage

Skullclan Hunter Tactical Soldier

War Hulk Warchief

[edit] Planar Handbook

Planar Handbook incldued 9 prestige classes.

Ardent Dilettante Astral Dancer Chaotician

Cipher Adept Defiant Doomlord

Elemental Warrior Fatemaker Visionary Seeker

[edit] Races of Destiny

Races of Destiny included 7 prestige classes.

Chameleon Loredelver Menacing Brute

Outcast Champion Scar Enforcer

Shadow Sentinel Urban Soul

[edit] Races of Stone

Races of Stone included 15 prestige classes.

Battlesmith Blade Bravo Cragtop Archer Dawncaller Deepwarden

Divine Prankster Earth Dreamer Goliath Liberator Iron Mind Peregrine Runner

Runesmith Shadowcraft Mage Stoneblessed Stonedeath Assassin Stonespeaker Guardian

[edit] Races of the Dragon

Races of the Dragon included 5 prestige classes.

Disciple of the Eye Dracolexi

Dragon Devotee Dragonheart Mage

Singer of Concordance

[edit] Races of the Wild

Races of the Wild included 8 prestige classes.

Arcane Heirophant Champion of Corellon Larethian Luckstealer

Ruathar Skypledged Stormtalon

Whisperknife Wildrunner

[edit] Sandstorm

Sandstorm included 6 prestige classes.

Ashrworm Dragoon Lord of Tides

Sand Shaper Scion of Tem-Et-Nu

Scorpion Heritor Walker in the Waste

[edit] Stormwrack

Stormwrack included 7 prestige classes.

Knight of the Pearl Legendary Captain Leviathan Hunter

Scarlet Corsair Sea Witch

Stormcaster Wavekeeper

[edit] Tome of Battle

Tome of Battle: The Book of Nine Swords included 8 prestige classes.

Bloodclaw Master Bloodstorm Blade Deepstone Sentinel

Eternal Blade Jade Phoenix Mage Master of Nine

Ruby Knight Vindicator Shadow Sun Ninja

[edit] Tome of Magic

Tome of Magic included 15 prestige classes.

Acolyte of the Ego Anima Mage Bereft Brimstone Speaker Child of Night

Disciple of the Word Fiendbinder Knight of the Sacred Seal Master of Shadow Noctumancer

Scion of Dantalion Shadowblade Shadowsmith Tenebrous Apostate Witch Slayer

[edit] Weapons of Legacy

Weapons of Legacy included one prestige class.

• Legacy Champion

[edit] Campaign setting-specific sources

[edit] Dragonlance

Only prestige classes from the Dragonlance Campaign Setting appear in this list. All further Dragonlance books that have been published for 3rd edition were licensed to a third-party publisher.

[edit] Dragonlance Campaign Setting

Dragonlance Campaign Setting, released under 3.0 rules, included 12 prestige classes.

Dragon Rider Inquisitor Knight of the Crown Knight of the Lily

Knight of the Rose Knight of the Skull Knight of the Sword Knight of the Thorn

Legendary Tactician Righteous Zealot Steel Legionnaire

[edit] Eberron

[edit] Eberron Campaign Setting

Eberron Campaign Setting, released under 3.5 rules, included 7 prestige classes.

Dragonmark Heir Exorcist of the Silver Flame Extreme Explorer (Epic[19])

Heir of Siberys Master Inquisitive

Warforged Juggernaut Weretouched Master

[edit] Explorer's Handbook

Explorer's Handbook, released under 3.5 rules, included 3 prestige classes.

• Cataclysm Mage
• Thunder Guide
• Windwright Captain

[edit] Faiths of Eberron

Faiths of Eberron, released under 3.5 rules, included 5 prestige classes.

Argent Fist Escalation Mage

Planar Sheperd Sovereign Speaker

Thief of Life

[edit] Five Nations

Five Nations, released under 3.5 rules, included 5 prestige classes.

Bone Knight Cyran Avenger

Dark Lantern Knight Phantom

Silver Pyromancer

[edit] Magic of Eberron

Magic of Eberron, released under 3.5 rules, included 8 prestige classes.

Alchemist Savant Deadgrim Dragon Prophet

Elemental Scion of Zilargo Impure Prince Quori Mindhunter

Renegade Mastermaker Vigilant Sentinel of Aerenal

[edit] Player's Guide to Eberron

Player's Guide to Eberron, released under 3.5 rules, included 3 prestige classes.

• Gatekeeper Mystagogue
• High Elemental Binder
• Revenant Blade

[edit] Races of Eberron

Races of Eberron, released under 3.5 rules, included 8 prestige classes.

Atavist Cabinet Trickster Moonspeaker

Quori Nightmare Reachrunner Recaster

Reforged Spellcarved Soldier

[edit] Secrets of Xen'drik

Secrets of Xen'drik, released under 3.5 rules, included 3 prestige classes.

• Landforged Walker
• Primal Scholar
• Scorpion Wraith

[edit] Forgotten Realms

[edit] Champions of Ruin

Champions of Ruin, released under the 3.5 rules, included 6 prestige classes.

Black Blood Cultist Justice of Weald and Woe

Night Mask Deathbringer Shade Hunter

Thayan Gladiator Vengeance Knight

[edit] Champions of Valor

Champions of Valor, released under the 3.5 rules, included 4 prestige classes.

• Knight of the Flying Hunt
• Knight of the Weave
• Moonsea Sentinel
• Triadic Knight

[edit] City of Splendors

City of Splendors, released under the 3.5 rules, included 4 prestige classes.

• Gray Hand Enforcer
• Knight of the Blue Moon
• Moonstar Agent
• Sun Soul Monk

[edit] Faiths and Pantheons

Faiths and Pantheons, released under 3.0 rules, included 20 prestige classes.

Arachne Auspician Doomguide Dreadmaster (Epic[20]) Dweomerkeeper (Epic[21]) Elemental Archon Forest Master

Goldeye Heartwarder Horned Harbinger Nightcloak Ocular Adept Silverstar Stormlord

Strifeleader Sword Dancer (Epic[22]) Techsmith Waveservant Wearer of Purple Windwalker

[edit] Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting

Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting, released under the 3.0 rules, included 13 prestige classes.

Arcane Devotee Archmage Battlerager Bladesinger Divine Champion

Divine Disciple Divine Seeker Guild Thief Harper Scout Hathran

Hierophant Purple Dragon Knight Red Wizard Runecaster Shadow Adept

[edit] Lords of Darkness

Lords of Darkness, released under 3.0 rules, included 4 prestige classes.

• Darkmask
• Entropist
• Thayan Knight
• Zhentarim Skymage

[edit] Lost Empires of Faerûn

Lost Empires of Faerûn, released under the 3.5 rules, included 5 prestige classes.

Cultist of the Shattered Peak Glorious Servitor

Magelord Olin Gisir

Sunmaster

[edit] Magic of Faerûn

Magic of Faerûn, released under 3.0 rules, included 11 prestige classes.

Gnome Artificer Guild Wizard of Waterdeep Harper Mage Harper Priest

Incantatrix Mage-Killer Master Alchemist Mystic Wanderer

Spelldancer Spellfire Channeler War Wizard of Cormyr

[edit] Player's Guide to Faerûn

Player's Guide to Faerûn, released under the 3.5 rules, included 21 prestige classes. Many of these are revisions or reprints of classes published in other Forgotten Realms source books before the 3.5 revision.

Arcane Devotee Divine Champion Divine Disciple Divine Seeker Evereskan Tomb Guardian Eye of Horus-Re Hammer of Moradin Harper Agent

Hathran Incantatrix Justicar of Tyr Master Transmogrifist Monk of the Long Death Morninglord of Lathander Purple Dragon Knight Runecaster

Samurai Shadow Adept Shadow Thief of Amn Shaaryan Hunter Spellguard of Silverymoon Zhentarim Spy

[edit] Power of Faerûn

Power of Faerûn, released under the 3.5 rules, included one prestige class.

• Court Herald

[edit] Serpent Kingdoms

Serpent Kingdoms, released under the 3.5 rules, included 6 prestige classes.

Ancient Master Coiled Cabalist

Fang of Sseth Master of Vipers

Naga Overlord Serpent Slayer

[edit] Shining South

Shining South, released under the 3.5 rules, included 9 prestige classes.

Crinti Shadow Marauder Great Rift Deep Defender Halruaan Elder

Halruaan Magehound Hand of the Adama Jordain Vizier

Luiren Marchwarden Maquar Crusader Scourge Maiden

[edit] Silver Marches

Silver Marches, released under the 3.0 rules, included 6 prestige classes.

Giant-Killer Hordebreaker

Knight-Errant of Silverymoon Orc Scout

Peerless Archer Wild Scout

[edit] Unapproachable East

Unapproachable East, released under the 3.5 rules, included 12 prestige classes.

Aglarondan Griffonrider Black Flame Zealot Durthan Master of the Yuirwood

Nar Demonbinder Nentyar Hunter Raumathari Battlemage Runescarred Berserker

Shou Disciple Talontar Blightlord Telflammar Shadowlord Thayan Slaver

[edit] Underdark

Underdark, released under the 3.5 rules, included 12 prestige classes.

Arachnomancer Cavelord Deep Diviner Drow Judicator

Illithid Body Tamer Imaskari Vengeance Taker Inquisitor of the Drowning Goddess Prime Underdark Guide

Sea Mother Whip Shadowcrafter Vermin Keeper Yathchol Webrider

[edit] Oriental Adventures

[edit] Oriental Adventures

Oriental Adventures, released under the 3.0 rules, included 27 prestige classes. Many of these classes were intended to support the Rokugan campaign setting. All further source books for Rokugan were published by AEG.

Akodo Champion Battle Maiden Bayushi Deceiver Bear Warrior Blade Dancer Daidoji Bodyguard Eunuch Warlock Hida Defender Henshin Mystic

Iaijutsu Master Kishi Charger Maho-Bujin Maho-Tsukai Mantis Mercenary Mirumoto Niten Master Moto Avenger Ninja Spy Shadow Scout

Shapeshifter Shiba Protector Shintao Monk Singh Rager Tattooed Monk Void Disciple Weapon Master Witch Hunter Yakuza

[edit] Dragon Magazine

Dragon Magazine has published over 200 prestige classes.

[edit] References

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[edit] See also

• Character class (Dungeons & Dragons)
• Prestige class

[edit] External links

• Comprehensive list, as of 07-21 July 2005
• Wizards of the Coast Prestige Class List