| Verdant Channeler | An invoking class much like the warlock, the Verdant Channeler use a force called The Green in order to manipulate and create plants. | Very High |
| Vicar | A Vicar is a divine oriented martial adept. | High |
| Vindicator | A vindicator is a good-aligned partial spontaneous spellcasting with martial might. A compromise between the Paladin and the Cleric. | Very High |
| Wandering Hero | The classic wandering hero, your Link, your Wanda, your mysterious hero on horseback who single handedly solves puzzles, defeats the giant boss, and saves the princess with a sword, a shield, and endless inventory. All in a day's work. | High |
| Wandlock | A "spellcaster" who uses wands and staves as the source of their magic. | Very High |
| War Cook | A magical warrior who turns their opponents into delicious meals. | High |
| Warden | Spellcaster that specializes in defensive and protective magics, This spell works like area ward, except that it effects a larger area and can incorporate more powerful spell effects., This spell works like glyph of warding, except that a supreme blast glyph deals 1d8 points of damage per caster level (no cap) and a supreme spell gylph can contain a spell of up to 9th level., This spell works like symbol of death, except that it has no hit point limit; once triggered, a greater symbol of death simply remains active for 10 minutes per caster level., This spell works like symbol of death, except that creatures that fail their save are confused (as the confusion spell), and that it has no hit point limit; once triggered, a symbol of confusion simply remains active for 10 minutes per caster level., This spell works like symbol of sleep, except that there is no hit die limit for its effect. Any creature that fails their save falls asleep., This spell works like symbol of fear, except that it has no hit point limit; once triggered, a greater symbol of fear simply remains active for 10 minutes per caster level. | Very High |
| Warlock | A Warlock that doesn't suck. | Very High |
| Warlock, Abyssal | An invocation-user that serves dark Abyssal masters. | Very High |
| Warlock, Variant | A workable version of the Warlock that is not completely eclipsed at mid to high levels. | Very High |
| Warlord | Out in the battlefield, certain individuals stand out amoungst the rest, showing no fear while take down opponents one after another using his seemingly endless stamina and endurance, striking fear into all those who oppose him. Such individuals are known as Warlords. | Moderate |
| Warmage Fix | A beefed up Warmage, The spell grants the target a +4 enhancement bonus to one ability score., Mass animal aptitude works like animal aptitude, except that it effects multiple creatures. Each creature recieves a bonus to the same ability score., Mass heroics works like heroics, except that it effects multiple creatures. Each creature receives the same bonus feat., Warmages have access to spells that deal almost every type of energy damage, but some feel that even this flexibility is insufficient. They want to be able to create cones of acid or lines of sound., Some warmages are not satisfied by simply damaging people with energy and prefer to debilitate them as well., The warmage's spells last longer than ususal., Every culture that fights with both sword and spell (which is to say: every culture) has some name for those who combine the two tactics. Elven Bladesingers, Dwarven Battlesmiths, Eldritch Knights of various orders. But while the Elves insist that it is with them that the technique originated, there can be no doubt that it is the silver sword-wielding Gish of the Githyanki who represent the best-known example of this tradition. It is from them that the general term for warmages who practice with both sword and spell is taken., The warmage's spells do additional damage., The warmage's spells effect additional targets., Not all wars are won on the battlefield. Some warmages are trained to attack from cover of stealth, wearing down enemy armies without ever giving battle. These techiques are common both among nomadic armies and among those like the Gnomes or Kobolds who prefer to engage in guerrilla warfare., The impact of the warmage extends far beyond the battlefield. Specialized warmages can prove an invaluable intelligence asset to their armies., While the effects of magic are quite impressive on the scale of a dungeon, they are somewhat less so on a battlefield. A well-placed fireball or cloudkill can turn the tide of a battle, but some warmages prefer a more brute-force approach. Such warmages are not necessarily popular with the line troops of their armies. | Very High |
| Warmage, Retooled | A simple retooling to the Warmage that adds much needed spells to its list, improves the base damage ratio and provides a wealth of benefits related to blasting. | Very High |
| Wavfloroid Puppet | A character who has been blessed with the psychic powers of their Wavfloroid infection. | High |
| Way of the Astral Monk | 5e's Monk of the Astral Self Subclass as a 3.5 Class. | High |
| Way of the Astral Monk | 5e's Monk of the Astral Self Subclass as a 3.5 Class. | High |
| Weaponmaster | A weaponmaster, as the name implies, is very good with a weapon, and possibly more than one. Their combat training tends to be more specific than that of the fighter, whether due to its informality (brawler, knife-fighter), formality (boxer, wrestler, duelist), or the needs of a military unit (archer, slinger, pikeman). | Moderate |
| Weeper | A strange being able to bind their "guardian angel" as a mask and use their ghostly abilities. Basically a water-oriented necromancer. | Very High |
| Werebear | A 9-level progression that makes you a werebear similar in abilities to the SRD werebear | High |
| Werewolf Lord | Play as a Werewolf starting from first level. | Very High |
| Whiskey Witch | You've drunk the special whiskey, and now you're all magic. And still drunk. | Very High |
| White Guard | A master of defense. A White Guardian is a seeker of lost treasures, epic battles, and high adventure. They turn adversity into opportunity by finding new ways to apply their skills, discovering new techniques to solve problems, and challenging the status-quo by constantly seeking out ventures they have not yet mastered. They seldom pass up a chance to indulge in a new experience, and a new challenge is much more likely to excite them than a normal lifestyle., A White Guardian is a seeker of lost treasures, epic battles, and high adventure. They turn adversity into opportunity by finding new ways to apply their skills, discovering new techniques to solve problems, and challenging the status-quo by constantly seeking out ventures they have not yet mastered. They seldom pass up a chance to indulge in a new experience, and a new challenge is much more likely to excite them than a normal lifestyle. | Moderate |
| White Mage | Some people try to heal with the powers of the gods or advanced necromancy. Other people rip open a rift to the Positive Energy Plane and run with it. This class is the latter. | Very High |
| White Magus | The classic final fantasy inspired healing class, less of a combatant than a cleric but more effective as a support caster. | Very High |
| Wielder of the Force | A generalist and conduit of the Force, allowing for incredible customization within the class. | High |
| Wildblade | A sublime ranger/druid flavored class, they are powerful martial warriors who rely on instinct and the blessings of nature to pull them through. | High |
| Wildmind | A mind full of wild talent and primal psychic fury, the Wildmind is a combination of Wilder, War Mind and Wrathmind. | Very High |
| Wildshaper | A druid entirely focused on wildshaping rather than spellcasting. | Unquantifiable |
| Wind Mage | A mage who uses wind as his weapon of choice, manipulating it through invocations. | Very High |
| Windrunner | Adhesion and Gravitation, manipulate them to your will. | Moderate |
| Windseeker | An innate magic user with power over elemental air | High |
| Wintersmith | A spellcaster-like class based around winter, creating ice objects and dealing cold damage. | Very High |
| Witch | The witch in D&D draws upon the various fantasy sources, along with an option to be a good, nature-friendly, curse-removing witch for all the hippy wicca kids out there. | Very High |
| Witch Doctor | Sometimes called shamans or medicine men, the title of 'witch doctor' is one of the highest honors one could gain amonst the barbaric tribes of the world. Their powers drawn from both evil and good spirits, they have insight of the supernatural which no single scholar could obtain from books no matter how long he studied, for the witch doctor has spent his life consulting and consorting with beings beyond what words could ever describe. | High |
| Word Warrior | An otherwise martial warrior whose strikes are empowered by wordcasting effects. | High |
| Word Wizard | Like the Wordmaster but with more preparation. | High |
| Wordmaster | This caster strings words together to create strange spells. | High |
| World Dominator | Where Wizards weave physics-ignoring power to alter the course of individuals, the World Dominator uses powers to manipulate entire planes. | Very High |
| Worldseer | Instead of druids turning into animals and gaining power through devotion, the worldseer obtains druidic casting through perfection of the body, becoming sensitive enough to hear the voice of the planet. | Very High |
| Wrathmind | A psionic barbarian who channels his anger into psionic buffing and supernatural rage powers. | High |
| Wrecking Ball | Wrap yourself in a bubble of force and bull rush, ground pound, and shockwave your way to victory. | High |
| Xadian Magician | A Wizard rework, using the Xadian Magic variant rule. | Very High |
| Zen Monk | A variant of the monk class in an effort to raise it to Rogue balance level. | High |
| Zweiręka | An imposing warrior of undeniable strength, the Zweiręka wields heavy weaponry as if they were but toys. Pick this class if you like to break stuff. | Moderate |
