Magewright (Dungeons & Dragons)
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Barbarian |
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Archivist |
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Adept |
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In the Dungeons & Dragons role-playing game, the magewright is one of the non-player character classes. They were brought into existence in the Eberon Campaign setting, and are only appropriate in high magic settings. In high magic settings, they form the backbone of the magical item/equipment industry. Magewrights have skills focusing primarily in crafting items, but supplement these with limited magical abilities that are useful for item creation.
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What sets magewrights apart from mundane blacksmiths and artisans is their magic. Much like adepts, magewrights are able to cast a limited number of useful spells. The spells they have access to tend to be useful only for crafting mundane and magical items and equipment.
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Base classes from the Player's Handbook: Barbarian • Bard • Cleric • Druid • Fighter • Monk • Paladin • Ranger • Rogue • Sorcerer • Wizard |
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Additional/Alternative base classes: Archivist • Ardent • Artificer • Beguiler • Binder • Crusader • Divine Mind • Dragon Shaman • Dragonfire Adept • Dread Necromancer • Duskblade • Erudite • Factotum • Favored Soul • Healer • Hexblade • Knight • Lurk • Incarnate • Marshal • Mystic • Ninja • Noble • Psion • Psychic Warrior • Samurai • Scout • Shadowcaster • Shaman • Sha' ir • Shugenja • Sohei • Soulborn • Soulknife • Spellthief • Spirit Shaman • Swashbuckler • Swordsage • Totemist • Truenamer • Warblade • Warlock • Warmage • Wilder • Wu Jen |
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NPC Classes: Adept • Aristocrat • Commoner • Expert • Warrior |
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Unearthed Arcana generic classes: Expert • Spellcaster • Warrior |
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