Homebrewing your D&D campaign can be a difficult task. Here's how you can make original magical tools for your campaigns.

Dungeons & Dragons lets fans play as tons of races and classes. Those looking for something more unique should take a look at ...

In Dungeons and Dragons, the word homebrew is used to categorize any unofficial content, whether it be rule changes or additional items, classes, etc, which are added by players and Dungeon ...

That means older items with newer versions in the Player’s Handbook (2024) will no longer need to be recreated as homebrew content to be functional on D&D Beyond. That should save everyone ...

The new D&D Player's Handbook is here at last. With it, the dawning of a new edition, sort of. Is it worth all the fuss? The ...

If you like to create your own campaign (aka "homebrew") or let your players run customized classes, you'll have an easier time doing that in Fantasy Grounds than Roll20. D&D Beyond is also pretty ...

In a lengthy, 2,411-word update on the D&D Beyond forums ... you will need to create a homebrew copy of it and enable homebrew content on your character sheet. Then, you can add it to your ...

I’d say that depends on how you plan on using ... Add to that a wide array of original homebrew games and the ongoing effort to port Linux to the system, and it was just too much to pass up.

Modders have already cracked Baldur's Gate 3 mod tools, unlocking the level editor to create entire campaigns for the game.

That last part is critical to understanding why some D&D players (including my own dungeon ... But doing so requires using the game’s homebrew rules. which aren’t known for being user-friendly.

A modder has cracked open some disabled abilities in the official modding toolkit for Baldur's Gate 3, making it possible for ...