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Previous Edition: Who cares which classes or races are core at this point edition?

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>Who cares which classes or races are core at this point edition?
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Warlocks are core. And the best.

The ones in the PHB.
Sorry, but nearly nobody in these threads beyond maybe one or two people was even BORN yet when the original "core classes" is all there were to pick from and anyone complaining about it is just trying to find something new to whine about that isn't Rangers and Warlocks.

Apparently not enough people on /5eg/ play enough games to discuss the content of them on here.

I'm one year older than D&D.

I'm trying to think of a neat defensive mechanic that's not a clone of a class feature, spell, or feat and doesn't just add a flat amount of AC. I'm trying to design a magic item to give to a cleric PC that just got to level 11 who has become the de-facto front-liner for my players.

Congrats, you're one of the two.
Though I'm guessing you started playing late 1e at best?

okay

Cantrip, deals 1d8 damage, and adds that many temporary hitpoints to a friendly of your choice.

Friendly Reminder that Thief was never intended as a core class.