Warmage

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**D&D Character Classes**
Base classes from Player's Handbook
Barbarian Bard Cleric Druid Fighter Monk Paladin Ranger Rogue Sorcerer Wizard
Additional/Alternative base classes
Archivist Ardent Artificer Beguiler Binder Crusader Divine Mind Dragon Shaman Dragonfire Adept Dread Necromancer Duskblade Erudite Favored Soul Healer Hexblade Knight Lurk Incarnate Marshal Mystic Ninja Noble Psion Psychic Warrior Samurai Scout Shadowcaster Shaman Sha' ir Shugenja Sohei Soulborn Soulknife Spellthief Spirit Shaman Swashbuckler Swordsage Totemist Truenamer Warblade Warlock Warmage Wilder Wu Jen
NPC Classes
Adept Aristocrat Commoner Expert Warrior
Unearthed Arcana Generic Classes
Expert Spellcaster Warrior
Prestige classes
Arcane Archer Archmage Assassin Blackguard Blighter Duelist Elocater Mystic Theurge Red Wizard Shadowdancer Shifter List of Prestige Classes

The warmage is one of the optional character classes in the Dungeons & Dragons role-playing game. It was introduced in the Miniatures Handbook and expanded in the Complete Arcane supplement for the 3.5 edition.

The narrow warmage spell list emphasizes battlefield utility to the exclusion of everything else. Charisma (for casting higher-level spells) and Intelligence (for increasing damage done by warmage spells) are both important to the warmage. Warmages can cast spells while wearing light armor or (at 8th level and above) medium armor without risking arcane spell failure.

In the Miniatures Handbook, there was no table of spells known per warmage level, like the table for Sorcerers in the Player's Handbook. The expanded description in Complete Arcane make it clear that every warmage knows all of the warmage spells up to the level he is capable of casting, so no table is needed.

The Complete Arcane also provides a map and background for a warmage college, Tarth Moorda. This college is the focus of the Complete Arcane Web Enhancement.

No published race currently has Warmage as its favored class.