How to Write D&D Homebrew That Doesn’t Suck

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[@gamer1611]

if you are still doing the anime into D&D then what would be the build for Bell Cranel (Daimachi) basically a PC that can boost their stats to over the limit like 10k-20k each stat

[@jay2thedub]

I made wolves that effectively have "Absorb Elements" as an innate feature. It's a fun spell that people barely use so I wanted to give it some love. It also fits with my homebrew world setting. The wolf is able to use it's reaction to absorb the elemental damage of a spell reducing it by half. When the wolf makes it's next attack that same element is imbue into it's bite. The wolf's fur will change color to reflect what element it is currently holding. If you kill it in this state the fur permanently stays that color. It can be used to give resistance to the element associated with said color once. After which the color fades and the pelt returns to normal.

[@Lemflen1441]

That sounds pretty cool!

[@vee1267]

Sounds cool

[@axelinedgelord4459]

aww, that's cute!

[@BoxDemon9656]

I don’t make homebrew but I do really want 3 raccoons in a trench coat race. I know we have 2 kolbolds in a trench coats but pay some respect to the original. Or make a gremlin that would be hilarious

[@BTuberD6]

I can make that

[@YoutubeAccount4093]

A gremlin race? Like the movie?

[@DavidAnderson-cw7oq]

Personally, my proudest homebrew thing is the chronomancer’s pocketwatch, and it’s pretty simple. It’s a very rare item that requires attunement, and once per day, you can use a reaction to cause an attack that would hit you to instead miss.

[@Sir-Pleiades]

Why very rare? Items aren't really balanced with one another but a 1/day miss as a reaction is pretty weak imo. The concept is cool but I feel like it needs a bit more juice to really qualify as Very Rare

[@mrziiz6893]

Simple items are the best! It’s hard to make a good simple magic item!

[@mrziiz6893]

@@Sir-PleiadesMaybe chronomancy is rare within that setting, or maybe the lore behind it says that only a few were ever made. I’ve seen official content with the same rarity and similar level of effects.

[@greaterdanemark2397]

Mandom

[@BTuberD6]

Instead give this to your wizard or warlock OFC and have the times you can use it be equal to their proficiency bonus

[@noelnotcole7940]

I haven't done much homebrew, but one of my favourites from what I *have* made is a bunch of variants on the generic skeleton. A frailer archer skeleton with a better bow, a skeleton with extremely low AC and not great health but a greatsword, a slightly stronger skeleton who wields a short sword and shield, and the more funny CR 1 Fishing Pole skeleton, which is exactly what you'd expect with that name. It was really just a fun way to have more low level undeads without resorting to zombies, because zombies just aren't fun to fight imo. Pair these homebrewed skeletons with horse skeletons, skeleton ogres, regular skeletons etc. and you have a diverse array of undeads to unleash on a level 1-3 party.

[@Deka-Kaizer]

For years, I’ve been working on a set of ‘elemental’ mechs that are summoned by a weapon, piece of armor, and/or some jewelry while fitting to the wielder’s form. Each one, holds the power of an elemental damage type, and I call them, “The Armor of the Kings”! Ironically, the “King” part is more of a meaningless formality. And aren’t necessarily passed down from king to prince, they’re passed from master to apprentice. (If they are proficient in the weapon the mech uses). Each one adds a 1D10 to your attack roll, has its own set of spells, and acts like an Iron Man suit but bigger and are immune to their respective damage types.

[@scrubyt2668]

One of the main things I do when making homebrew is reflavor existing class lore to fit my homebrew setting along side original content. The biggest thing i took on was completely rewriting Sorcerer lore from nepo baby casters into artificially created casters through science (think Espers from Toaru) and renaming them to Conduits, along side 5 new custom subclasses inspired by Warlocks from Destiny. Because I took this on I also decided to make and print a custom source book for all my original content along side a Grimoire and a full index of every single class/race/magic item change I rewrote. It's a monumental task but im enjoying it. I've been working on it while my campaign escapes limbo

[@KingOfTheChoppas]

video starts @ 1:00

[@justwolf3937]

The first homebrew I made was a Trash Golem, basically a city of magic used constructs made of living trash for waste disposal a la Trubbish, eventually the Golems got too big and started running wild, they were basic low level monsters but they had a fusion ability, multiplying their power by how many fused together. It was a fun thing to make

[@theshamonk668]

One piece of dumb homebrew that I am still genuinely happy with is a toon species. They get abilities like Coyote Time (allows them to float for a short time) and Hammerspace (Basically a weaker bag of holding)

[@stm7810]

I use a screen reader and thought you said attune species hence cyote and got confused at the hammer space for a while.

[@kpny8484]

Oh man, I love taking ideas from other media and pasting it over established icons. I ran a one shot for my friends where I used mind flares, an oblex, and a beholder with the underpinning of "the silence" from Dr. Who. Basically, to boil it all down, after the players "got away" from everything, they'd forget everything that had happened, head to town where they would start the quest over again which was "travel with a group of guards to a small mountain town to help stamp out a goblin problem." Guards get taken in the night, through a passageway in the manner they're all staying at, leading into the mountain, players follow after.

[@tomkerruish2982]

Homebrew outer plane of creativity. CG alignment, five layers. First layer: literature, painting, sculpture, etc. Second layer: performing arts. Third layer: industrial arts (steampunk-adjacent). Fourth layer: magical arts. Fifth layer: a desert, representing creator's block. Natives: first layer: TMNT (look whom they're named after); second layer: lillends and muses; third layer: gnomish versions of our favorite Italian plumbers; fourth layer: non-infringing versions of the apprentice from Fantasia; fifth layer: mushroom people (representing vision quests). The skies above the various layers should mirror their themes (e.g., perhaps the fourth layer's sky looks like Van Gogh's A Starry Night).

[@bastionsea2829]

Back in the days of 3.5 I homebrewed a Kitsune race (base of the drow) and a 'Amalthia Descendant' (The Last Unicorn) based off the Swanmay prestige class. With only my group of friends, I didn't get to test much

[@kotlolish]

I made a homebrew class (well 2 with their own sub classes) 1: Hemomancer 2: Alchemist (no artificer tied to it) Hemomancers have the interresting abillity to using blood components. Wich can be your own.. or if the enemy is bleeding.. use THEIR BLOOD insted for your spells/abillities. Hemomancers come in 2 variaties. (Thhere are more subclasses, but basically they come down to the same thing) 1: Spell enhancing 2: Blood rage (Basically a beserker version of it, but without being barbarian) As for the alchemist. They are basically spell casters who "prepare" spells like Wizards but unlike Wizards.. Alchemist's spell slots are the vials they brew. More vials = more spell slots. The only restrictions is ingridents and levels. But they can also transmutate things similairly to FMA. But insted of an alchemy circle they need a focus (wich can be the circle) like any magic class. Transmuting however will take "Value" in mind. As long as you know the item and got the value for it.. you can transmute it. So now every worthless item is useful. Last but not least.. they get special "Int and Wisdom" weapons. Like needle hands for injecting wich is an INT weapon. They don't do high damage but those potions/poisons you have? INJECT THEM INTO YOUR ENEMIES! They are in my campaign and one of my players did get 1 level in hemomancy and is willing to gain more. Infact.. they love the fact they can give up their own blood as a sorcerer/hemomancer hybrid to enhance their current spells to do extra damage aka "Take damage to add damage"

[@odettefahy4568]

Is there a tl:dr version?

[@kotlolish]

@odettefahy4568 magic class uses HP for extra spell damage. Alchemist class makes potion and does FMA stuff to get ingridents. (This was tldr of the tldr)

[@odettefahy4568]

@@kotlolish ah fascinating

[@kotlolish]

@@odettefahy4568 Trust me the full thing is NOT for youtube commenting. I also forgot to add: "Alchemist get Int based weapons like needle claws to inject poisons."

[@TheSkiingDragon]

I’ve actually tried to make an Alchemist class with like the exact same mechanic, creating potions with effects based on spells. Props to you for making something similar.

[@Ikventum]

This came just when i needed it!

[@DevKerrigan]

So, as far as favorite homebrew, I worked with a GM I no longer speak to, to adapt World of Warcraft's MISTWEAVER MONK to D&D (pathfinder technically). This is by far one of my favorite creations, relying on slow (1 or 2d6/turn) healing over time effects that will intelligently move to new allies when they overheal, generating buffs (a silver orb) on the targets they depart from (tiny bonus to saves, but stackable technically), which in turn, I can spend orbs off of those allies for my action-focused abilities. This gives me power to be an active healer, and directly produces interactions for me to try and achieve, like spending a silver orb on a large area heal, haste-slow effects, or to instantly trade positions with any visible target with no save.

[@greaterdanemark2397]

My wand of disassembly (screwdriver) is my greatest creation, it just magically disassembles/separates things. Wanna get through a locked door? Wanna destabilize a brick wall? Wanna separate the ore from a chunk of stone? Wand of Disassembly

[@karlsargant3985]

I've made a college of strings for bards which focuses on the charmed condition and is themed around manipulation and deciet, being intended to be used by manipulative characters such as cult leaders, evil advisors and other treacherous entities The features are as follows: Bonus proficiencies (3rd level): Gain proficiency in deception, persuasion and performance Spider's web (3rd level): Creatures charmed by you gain a bonus to their attack and damage rolls equal to your proficiency modifier and a penmalty to wisdom saving throws equal to your proficiency modifier. Sirentounge (6th level): Whenever a creature charmed by you loses the charmed condition for the first time each long rest, they are not hostile to you or your allies Heart of whispers (14th level): Whenever you try to charm a creature that would have advantage on the saving throw it gains disadvantage on the saving throw, if it would be immune to the charmed condition it instead makes the saving throw with advantage

[@mkdynasty272]

I love this video. So in depth. Really helps for people like me who homebrew content for D&D 5e

[@juanjavierballesteroslozan8794]

OMG, this Homebrewery is soooo good, thank you!!.

[@ThatManPersonn]

When I started my first campaign I thought it'd be cool to have a sword with a beholder in it that gave the players an antimagic cone. You can easily see how this led to exploits and abusing of said anti magic considering the lack of experience in dming and just saying no

[@henryohenry1504]

Otto Correct 1st level Reaction Components: red ink When an enemy casts a spell you can use your reaction to force them to choose a lower level spell. (This does not use the targets higher level spell, but the lower one instead, i.e. if the targets casts a 9th level spell they must choose and use an 8th level spell instead). At higher levels you can force them to use an additional slot lower (i.e. the target uses an 8th level spell slot you cast at a 3rd level they must choose a 5th level spell instead)

[@scifidino5022]

7:57 I once made a 155 mm naval railgun that deals 20d100 piercing damage with a range of 500 km. Needless to say, I have not yet used it in one of my campaigns. But the thought of using d100s (you know these golfball-esque dice?) for damage is pretty funny.

[@APerson-ws4cw]

I've been making homebrew for years, I think my favourite HB I've made is the Ignian, a race of giant-folk that are born from an event when a giant was thrown into a volcano, which promptly erupted. The blood of the giant mixed with lava scattered over the land, and from the soil crawled forth fully grown ignians! They're not exactly smart, enjoy showing off feats of strength and power, and at least one of them became so strong he started squaring up with gods for the hell of it

[@coffeeluci]

I started my D&D homebrew the same way that most people had, making really crappy and illegible subclasses and magic items but once I actually got good- well, not good, but I understood the game well enough, I decided to move away from that, and instead do subclass revisions, since I was basically just taking stuff from a bad subclass, and slightly rebalancing them. Maybe I'd add a feature or two, but not too much, and they let me get a good grasp on the type of language they used for these things then I made my own two full classes (which desperately need playtesting), and now I'm moving on entirely to try and write out my own ttrpg system, so this whole experience has been a lot. A lot of fun, that is!

[@Koopaperson]

7:25 I (and presumably many other people) did this. It just casts a slightly better fireball on yourself. It’s f*cking hilarious

[@GrimCrayontheWraithLord]

I write homebrew a decent amount, and I would say that this is very accurate when it comes to making homebrew properly. Just make ideas that you think are fun, and figure out the tiny details later :D

[@IllovedShade]

I'M NOT A GOONER IS WHAT A GOONER WOULD SAY

[@nnickplays9713]

I adore and love making homebrew. Heck, i probably have made so much i could sell it as a source book. My only issue is playtesting my content, i have no idea how and i need to find people willing to let me use it, or more properly let others playtest it and see how well it works. Anyone here wanna test my stuff?

[@King_of_Clovers]

My favorite homebrew I have made has to be my Warlock Sponsors. They are normally the second in command to a Warlock's patron and basically act as a Warlock's manager but are capable of beating any party up if needed. Archfae have this weird dyad thing that teleport all over the place. Celestials have Gabriel ULTRAKILL. Fiends get a shadow fire person. Great Old Ones get a bat squid that can read minds to predict what you are going to do (disadvantage on attacks).

[@endermanos22gamer]

I have a project that may or may not be successful, for which I will write my homebrew Handbook There will be: -every subclass for all classes (blood hunter, artificer too) -Horse rework -one race with 16 variants -how to make lore for items curse and other tips -items a lot of items and roll tables -monsters -only when necessary for the story, descriptions for the other things mentioned it's an ambitious project, but maybe one day it will be finished

[@drew_gon1617]

My two Homebrew ideas that I’m working on rn in a “Vampire” Subclass to the Rouge & an Illusion damage spell 1) the Rouge Subclass is someone who survived a vampire encounter, but the vampirism had a slow effect on them a) so far I’ve stolen the Bite attack from the Dhampir, but rewrote it to function like Bardic inspiration but only if the foe isn’t Undead or a construct, & you could use your Sneak attack bonus on this but it converts the added damage to necrotic, doing this also heals you 1/2 of the Total damage delt, but only if the foe’s not Undead or a construct b) what I’m facing is I want this to be “better” than the Arcane trickster, but I don’t know if I want this to be a half/third caster, & what spell tree to grab, a vampire having Animal friends/minions sounds on theme, but you could just grab Summon familiar from a feat c) I’m also tempted to give this paladins “Lay on hands” but reworked so you start at zero, & you only get the points to heal after dealing damage to a foe, probably through magic, & still hitting a limit (example, you deal 6 damage with a spell so you gain 3 points to use, the limit being your Rouge level x5), this idea comes from the idea of a rouge stealing blood as well as gold, so I want to include this but can’t decide how or when 🤔 2) the illusion spell is a Conjured Bow based on the 8th lvl Illusory Dragon, built for 3rd level Wizard Illusion, this is also inspired from Skyrim’s Conjure Dedra Bow spell, I made this for Arcane tricksters & iirc Eldritch Knights could pick this up too but idk how effective this would be a) a concentration spell that lasts for 10 minutes, when cast you choose the Damage type of acid, cold, fire, lightning, necrotic, or poison, & you make an arrow of that damage type, when used it has a base 3d6 damage, that gains an extra 1d6 when upcast b) I just have no idea in a lot of things, if I want this calculated as a spell or as a bow for avoiding damage, should I include an Int check like the dragon spell? What about its range? Should I let it be physical so you could use Real arrows that are tipped with something? Should using real arrows remove the magical damage type or keep it? I’m also tempted to make this a ritual spell that when cast as a ritual, increases the duration, but I’m not sure 🤔 Thanks for listening / reading my ramblings~

[@Koopaperson]

Some of my favorite HB spells are the ones that are ridiculous to even imagine happening. Summon Soccer Goal, Alphabet Soup, Rain of Arrow (one really big arrow) Harold’s 5 Punches, and Summon Rock

[@VoidliiBoi]

I recently made a (problably rule inacurate) snagret inspired, parasite infestet plant. My core idea was that it doesn't have all that much HP or speed, BUT it could do a ton of damage, restrain and summon more of itself.

[@ChonlachuTheSaviour]

I made a homebrew race called the sunfire elf, its basically an elf subrace based off of the sunfire elfs from the dragonprince. A while after i made it i found out that the race apparently all existed tho, so that was fun, but hey, mine works different so im fine with it

[@brianmoyachiuz905]

Rouges: I'm on it good sir 👍 (steals everything)

[@pootissandvichhere9135]

EGO weapons would make great cursed items in that they’re actually mostly good, but erode your sanity, and if you totally freak out you transform horrifically and unleash an even stronger attack that could target anyone!

[@Xeranad]

Perfect timing. I'm trying to make a homebrew setting, with the idea of it being set in a Bronze Age sort of world with alien tech left behind by a Precursor race.

[@StraplayC]

I made a caster class at some point that used max HP to cast spells instead of spell slots. Like magic points varient rule from the Dungeon Master Guide, you would get back all your max HP back with a long rest and would get some back with a short rest (once per long rest, like a wizard). Started to brainstormed with some friends to create new spells to fit the new class but the projet got cancelled du to change of system for the campain. Never got the chance to test it though. Sounded super fun but also a nightmare to balance. :S

[@jadenwinner7751]

Im going to be a dm for a completely homebrewed game called DnD Legends with session 0 starting this Saturday. Admittedly the take is more experimental being only a demo of what I plan to create in the future. I hope it turns out well

[@JackCochran-r4h]

Homebrew monster: shade. A mortal who was born without a soul, and consumes souls to become stronger.

[@Smasher-px2tk]

I made a couple of straight up copy pastes for some homebrew Glass Armor: -Grants no AC bonus -Negates any ONE hit Could be a waste, could save your skin Glass Melee Weapons -deal triple damage -break when hit at all High risk, Very High reward

[@Ichangel]

My homebrew is so home I don't even know the rules of actual DnD as a DM 🔥

[@christhiancosta1844]

did various homebrews along the years, the most "iconic" I think would be (1) a rework of Horizon Walker Ranger, it's too cool to be that meh (2) bringing back Expertise/Martial Dice from 5e playtest - basically Battlemaster maneuvers but without the dice to damage and for all martials (5.5 kinda did so on Weapon Masteries + Strike features)

[@fpc987]

i made a race system in which i break all race in two base-race sub-race let you chose 2 option to make your race ,also make it feat like for be able to get some extra racial trait at later level. i add old race (conversion from previous edition to 5e). For old powerful race i made some of there feature racial feat and i try for then number of racial feat match the number of racial extra level they have in the previous edition. this make some hundred pages. i check balance (there a guide for balancing race). i have also some subclass and prestige class (convert from 3e/3.5e) , Some monster (mainly old dragon converted for 5e and stronger version of 5e monster ). from my experience If you want to make a race i recommend the table "Detect Balance: a 5e Homebrew Race Guide" for balance . for subclass focus of theme don't be afraid to make overpower feature, it is generally way easier to nerf a homebrew to appropriate power them to buff it.(you can find help if need). A common mistake is the bag of but or rat , feature trigger on kill something can be cheat via a bag of bug or rat to gain unlimited of it. this feature must have an other limit of use. for monster have fun and calculate the CR after . same for magic item give the rarity relative to the power . same for spell give the level matching the power. In all case keep in mind that all player option are monster option, this is a realy important for the balance of the game, if give to monsters and it break the game, it should not be a player option. For exemple if you make a overpower 2 level (which should be a 3 level spell), them feel sad that your overpower spell was limited to some pc, so you make it a 1 level spell for give access to everbody, is a very bad idea which will make your homebrew be considered garbage (yes i speak of silvery bard here , in my opinion without the advantage it is a strong level 2 spell). i can provided link for most of my homebrew and resource but not here to avoid automod. Also english isn't my native language, I am sorry for all mistake i made.

[@TehGnomeh]

DO A BARREL ROLL

[@stm7810]

I play GURPS where most character sheets are effectively homebrew, you wanna be a catgirl? get distinctive hearing, combat reflexes, high pain threshold, super jump 3, attractive/beautiful or charisma, beastial because little kitty brain fill out the rest to suit who you are. wanna have an ability that controls insects like in Worm? you can do that with limited mind control, some super specialized massive amount of compartmentalized mind and a few other changes, anything is possible. the rules for drugs can cover a potion, drug or other consumable that can cause basically anything, you want something that instantly gives skills, that makes you faster, that lets you time travel, shoot webs for 3 hours, anything. or gadgets where it can always be used so long as not broken or stolen.

[@DeadMedia-vf4je]

1:29 Touhou Spotted!

[@Notagain-y6o]

I am now trying to complete a challenge where I make 1 playable race for each creature type. I have just completed the celestial part.

[@tomshapira9368]

I just made a whole compendium based on Black Clover. Class, subclasses, spells, monsters, rules - hell, even some conditions. I have too much free time and creative feeedom, as you can see.

[@semornselter9945]

I made a magic item called "staff of manu stones" wich is just a small staff wich can shoot a pebble with range of 45ft and 3d4 of damage.

[@drakox9603]

Try getting a group together i would love to see you play

[@Zanark202]

I'm making and have almost finished an enitire campaign based around Murder Drones and in it i'e decided due to player request to make a new race for humans which is humans who managed to escape Earth and arrive to other planets, including Copper-9; these humans have evolved a lot in each planet and the Copper-9 ones became more akin to prey in snowy habitats

[@michaelshea-s8c]

I got bored and made the 'Android Dragon'. It's practically a red dragon, made of metal, and can literally fall apart. I would put a link here, but I'm not sure if I can. Let me know if you want it.

[@forestdragonwing7552]

Personally, I have creative stuff based on Dnd that includes Griffons that are intelligent enough to talk and learn magic.

[@shepherothstride2015]

I am busy thinking of homebrewing a lich that has stolen the body of a tarrasque

[@gothicshark]

well... I might be a forever DM, and I might have 7 years college, but at times I get drunk and make homebrews. So instead of sharing my good ideas, here are my worst ideas: No links, you'll have to search them on DnDB. Captain Lagchusk the Reaper - Space Pirate Mindflayer. Gloves of Hapkido - useful turned unarmed strikes into finesse weapons. Meteror Hammer, Double headed - I was going through a meteor hammer phase. Minthrarsehm the all seeing - Steam Punk Beholder. thiery're - me and my players drinking rum, came up with a D&D monster based on a bad meme. Trash Gryphon - Based on a meme.

[@gothicshark]

Oh how could I forget the best Item I've ever made: Bigflex Body Builders Quarter Staff of Working out +3 - Muscle Wizards staff and exercise equipment.

[@danielmalinen6337]

One secret is that all writers steal, but good writers never gets caught from it.

[@ItsHellRider]

My favorite item is Cowhide boots. Serves absolutely no purpose. +1 AC so someone picks it up. But... COW HIDE makes it so the wearer cannot perceive any cows and all cows within 5 miles becomes instantly hostile towards you and they all know your location. This category is called a DM F U. My second favorite DM F U was giving a gelationous cube the planeshift spell so he can 1v1 the party wizard. Im told by the younger kids this is called a bankai and I've never felt so old.

[@Lucanoptek]

2:56 ok what is that cat-thing, where is it from, and why is it taking a shotgun shot to the face 😭

[@wyattprice9364]

so quick summary: steal and/or random wheel

[@BlaineSimple]

Yep! The faster you get ideas on paper the better

[@Dachusttin]

4:00

[@DietBuddah]

Some may call me insane, but I homebrewed every playable race/species/whatever you prefer to call it so that they are a subclass in of themselves. Spells and abilities that are part of them and increase with level so the race actually feels significant beyond being the "fancy hat" you wear or something strictly for world building and social encounters. Most people care way more about mechanical differences in the game than the "flavor" differences.

[@DevKerrigan]

still can't fight the calendar boss tho :\

[@TheTangentExpress]

I actually made a homebrew before I ever played lol. It's terrible and got ripped apart by another Tuber. I've gotten better over the last year, though. I'm actually playing my own homebrew subclass in a campaign right now, and it's been tons of fun! (Way of the Jackrabbit Monk; it's on DnDB if you want it) I've also done a full overhaul of Ranger and Alchemist Artificer, and I made a Swarm of Pseudodragons to pair with an NPC idea I had.

[@tianyuanzhang7661]

make a "what your favourite background says about you" video?

[@kayla_eevee]

That thumbnail reminded me of the wise words of the great Tom Lehrer: "Plagiarize! Let no one else's work evade your eyes. Remember why the good Lord made your eyes. So don't shade your eyes, But plagiarize, plagiarize, plagiarize! Only be sure always to call it please 'Research.'"

[@sillerbarly4927]

Wouldn't call this a homebrew, but more of an sloght adjustment. I wanted to have a Tarrasque with stats that reflected more of its lore, mainly on how ridiculous its healing ability is, and have it be able to heal a maximum of 7 times a round as a legendary action. Thiugh to balance it out a bit more created a item the players can find that would allow them to nulify its regeneration ability so they would have a better chance of damaging it enough to put it in a state of stasis. Were it won't be killed, just incapacitated from its wounds and unaboe to cause any destruction untile the item gets removed.

[@corrinthechocolatine4025]

Will you give feedback if we post our homebrew on here, or did you just asked for the youtube clout?

[@BlaineSimple]

Even if I didn't check out your homebrew, don't you think it's nice to be able to read a bunch of other fan creations? It's a community after all, I'm not the only cog in this wheel lol

[@corrinthechocolatine4025]

@@BlaineSimple The DnD community is awesome for sure, but if people are posting their creations here instead of on DnD Beyond or GM Binder, it's mostly to get feedback from you, the experienced homebrew creator. So inviting them to post about their creations to "impress you" when you don’t want to provide feedback is a bit misleading. And please don’t take this the wrong way-you're cool, and this isn’t an attack on you or anything. I just think that the way you worded things might cause people to get their hopes up and end up disappointed.

[@richardrdotson]

Seems easier to make our own system than learn all the rules in 5.5.

[@pheonixforce6442]

Unfortunately nigh everyone is incapable of thinking beyond “yO tHiS wOuLd Be So CoOl DuDe”

[@ianelpopo]

Mold

[@ChaosBeaver]

Homebrew is the both the best and worse part of DnD. I've played many a game that was improved by homebrew but also had games ruined by homebrew.

[@UnicornLover-kg6je]

I am broke

[@gamer1611]

Elon Musk needs to stay away from D&D we don't need him buying it and making it more of a Sh*tshow