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* When [[multiclassing]], it takes 3 levels in this class to gain 1 caster level. | * When [[multiclassing]], it takes 3 levels in this class to gain 1 caster level. | ||
Third Casters in D&D 5e currently consist of the ''Eldritch Knight'' subclass for [[Fighter]]s and the ''[[Arcane Trickster]]'' subclass for [[Rogue]]s. | Third Casters in D&D 5e currently consist of the ''Eldritch Knight'' subclass for [[Fighter]]s and the ''[[Arcane Trickster]]'' subclass for [[Rogue]]s. This progression rate is closer to what a [[Half Caster]] had in [[3rd Edition Dungeons and Dragons]]. | ||
See also [[Full Caster]] and [[Half Caster]]. | See also [[Full Caster]] and [[Half Caster]]. | ||
[[Category: Dungeons & Dragons]] [[Category: Gamer Slang]] | [[Category: Dungeons & Dragons]] [[Category: Gamer Slang]] | ||
Revision as of 14:59, 1 March 2019
Third Caster is a slang-term that appears on /tg/ in reference to Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition. A Third Caster is any class capable of spellcasting with the following traits:
- They start gaining access to spells at 3rd level.
- They are usually a spellcasting subclass to an otherwise non-spellcasting class.
- They can reach up to 4th level spells.
- When multiclassing, it takes 3 levels in this class to gain 1 caster level.
Third Casters in D&D 5e currently consist of the Eldritch Knight subclass for Fighters and the Arcane Trickster subclass for Rogues. This progression rate is closer to what a Half Caster had in 3rd Edition Dungeons and Dragons.
See also Full Caster and Half Caster.