A collection of homebrew material for D&D 5e, though some may apply to other fantasy TTRPGs. Homebrew is the spice of life when making the game your own!
The Berserker is a staple concept in RPG history, but D&D 5e’s Barbarian Berserker misses the mark. I’ve made my revisions and explained them so you can decide if my revision deserves to be played over the PHB version. Check out my revision to see if you can improve on my ideas.
Are flanking rules fun? Are they well-designed? I’ve attempted to use them in several campaigns, but they never seem to stick. Players stop caring and the DM stops caring as flanking falls into a distant memory. I’ve dissected flanking rules to see what needs to change to make flanking fun. Review my ideas to see if you like them enough to try them in your own games.
Ross Leiser explains top-down, bottom-up, and other approaches to designing homebrew classes for D&D 5e and TTRPGs.
The Thaumaturge is a fresh spellcasting class with new spells to support it that are exciting for veteran D&D 5e players. Here’s my review of Benjamin Huffman’s latest third-party class design.
Everything to know about making money homebrewing content for D&D!
The Gunslinger by heavyarms is the perfect third-party supplement for players to utilize firearms in D&D 5e.
This article will be focusing on the broad order and organization of the cosmos and some important fundamental forces that every D&D world needs.
The Ranger has been revised more than any other class because of its disconnect with player expectations and play-feel. How can we fix the heart of the issue?
