The idea of player creation has been a staple since the original Dungeons & Dragons campaigns much of the classic Mystara world is officially "incomplete" so players could have the opportunity to customize the setting for their party. On occasion, homebrew content is so well done it gets shared for the rest of the Dungeons & Dragons community to use, and some incredible classes and subclasses have come from these creations. Homebrew content can range from small creations, such as new in-game items, to massive undertakings, such as writing a campaign from scratch or implementing brand new character builds. Dungeons & Dragons provides a number of preconstructed classes and subclasses for players to use when constructing characters, but it also allows them the freedom to create content not found in the 5e handbook - and homebrew classes can be some of the best.
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