Dream-based classes? [3.5]

[Scarey Nerd]

I was reading Manual of the Planes, and I was drawn to the Region of Dreams variant like a bear to honey. However, MotP doesn't offer any classes directly related to dreaming, as far as I could see. Are there any in other books?

Homebrew self-bumps welcome :smalltongue:

[true_shinken]

Races of Stone has Earthdreamer or something.

[Postmodernist]

Heroes of Horror has the Oneiromancy feats, and some dream-realm rules in there as well.

[Critical]

Planar Shepherd with the plane of dreams?(Though, it's rather cheesy IIRC)

[Jack Zander]

Umm...

Nightmare spell.

Yeah... that's all I got. Sorry.

[TooManyBadgers]

Hyperconscious has quite a bit of material here, including 2 PrC's. It's not a WotC product, but it was written by Bruce Cordell, so it's about as legit as 3.5 Psionics gets.

[BladeofOblivion]

Not directly, but a certain Half-Night Hag Spirit Shaman is known for (Power Perversion Potential) of his dream-oriented abilities. If you don't know, look it up.

[Zaq]

This sounds like a job for refluffing.

I could totally see a Shadowcaster filling this role very well indeed. A Psywar less so, but still there.

[derfenrirwolv]

The wheel of time books has an aiel wiseone prestidge class and some feats for dreaming. Don't know how easy/useful it would be to work into a regular 3.5 campaign though.

[Sir_Elderberry]

Planar Shepherd with the plane of dreams?(Though, it's rather cheesy IIRC)
Just...just a bit.

[Ranos]

Factotums can easily get the Lucid Dreaming skill, which makes them godly in the dream world. I believe there's a few dream-based powers in magic of eberron as well.

[Serpentine]

I reckon Vorpal Tribble would have something along these lines. Track down his compendium.

[Kalim]

Maybe a Cleric with the Dream domain and the Oneiromancy feats?

[HunterOfJello]

gotta play a Dream Dwarf for this

[Scarey Nerd]

Factotums can easily get the Lucid Dreaming skill, which makes them godly in the dream world. I believe there's a few dream-based powers in magic of eberron as well.

Aye, I saw the Lucid Dreaming skill and that it was trained only, which is what led me to thinking if there were any classes that had it as a class skill. All I could think of was Expert.

I was tempted.

[hamishspence]

Factotum (Dungeonscape), like Expert, gets everything as a class skill.