Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 Broken_Devil Mar 24, 2015 18:05:44	Is there a specific forum or is it all just put it where ever? Because I have a few things i want posted for peer review
#2 OoftaMeg Mar 24, 2015 18:24:08	Broken_Devil wrote:
#3 MechaPilot Mar 24, 2015 20:50:16	There is no official place, but there is a thread in the players section called the homebrew repository.  That thread links to other threads containing homebrew material.  When I look for homebrew material on these forums, that's the first place I look.  So I'd suggest that, regardless of which section you put it, you also post a link to it in the Homebrew Repository thread.
#4 arnwolf666 Mar 29, 2015 14:22:09	I see nothing wrong for Homebrew being under General Discussion.
#5 dmgorgon Mar 30, 2015 12:41:27	There really should be a main forum topic for homebrew.    Such things need to be encouraged by WotC.   I'd love to open that forum and find module I can just plug in to my game.
#6 LordMorin Apr 06, 2015 1:42:12	OoftaMeg wrote:
#7 Adjule Apr 06, 2015 8:04:06	I would love a homebrew section of the forum for 5th edition. Hell, I wish there were more subforums for different things, similar to the subforum categories on the Paizo website. That way, I could just skip over all of the thread types that I really couldn't care about, without having to scroll right past them. I would love to see a homebrew 5th edition subforum here, where I can go and see different house rules people made; classes, races, monsters, and spells people have either created from scratch or converted from a previous edition, without having to sift through the semantic rules questions.
#8 AaronOfBarbaria Apr 06, 2015 9:35:12	There doesn't need to be a homebrew section - homebrew is just as valid and important to the game as the official rules are, so it can and should share the rules discusion forum or DM help forum just like any other rules questions or DM help requests.   Sectioning off home-brew is treating it like some kind of second-class idea and would result in less people seeing it, providing comments on it, or feeling allowed to post theirs.
#9 Tempest_Stormwind Apr 06, 2015 10:55:23	I'm with Aaron here, but partly that's because the forum organization isn't ideal for searching. I toss my homebrew in my signature, linking to the relevant discussion (usually in this, the General forum) and I use a similar, easily I searchable label for them ("Rip Me A New One", since the old PEACH is five flavors of superfluous). That way, someone can find them via search (including the phrase in the search keywords) or by just seeing my sig (which is also an indicator that the homebrewer is around yo answer questions or respond to feedback.)