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These new subclasses keep things fresh for veteran players. Other new official subclasses that have been added include the Wild Magic Barbarian from Tasha's Cauldron of Everything and the College of Eloquence Bard from Mythic Odysseys of Theros. 5th Edition has been consistently putting out new content that updates existing D&D classes with new subclass choices, as well as adding new classes like the Artificer from Eberron: Rising From The Last War, for players to explore. The first tip for players looking to try something fresh is to pick up a new Dungeons & Dragons source book. However, there are some tricks and tips to help players shake up their D&D subclass choices that might help those who feel they have tried everything.
For players who have been fighting dragons and saving cursed villages from vampiric monsters for a long while, selecting a new subclass can feel repetitive and potentially bland. Shaking up character creation can be a necessity for seasoned Dungeons & Dragons players, especially for those who prefer a certain class or race.
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