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How to Homebrew:

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	== How to Homebrew: ==		== How to Homebrew: ==
	So, you've decided to try your hand at building something off of an existing system, like, say, D&D. Alright. First step: Look real hard at the rules, similar classes, or other things like that. Alright, you understand what the framework is. Now, how offshooty is it going to be? A new weapon with one or two special rules? A special city? A new RACE? Make sure to make it semi reasonable. Then toss it over to a friend after proofreading any rules or lore. They might catch ~~missed mistakes~~. Congrats. Add a little polish and you're good. Emperor save us all.		So, you've decided to try your hand at building something off of an existing system, like, say, D&D. Alright. First step: Look real hard at the rules, similar classes, or other things like that. Alright, you understand what the framework is. Now, how offshooty is it going to be? A new weapon with one or two special rules? A special city? A new RACE? Make sure to make it semi reasonable. Then toss it over to a friend after proofreading any rules or lore. They might catch mihsssed messtaikees. Congrats. Add a little polish and you're good. Emperor save us all.


	== See Also ==		== See Also ==

1d4chan>Washington001 at 03:10, 29 April 2019

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	The term '''Homebrew''' originates in the alcoholic beverage industry, referring to people who ''brew'' their own beverages at ''home''. The term has since grown substantially in scope, but for [[/tg/]], "homebrew" usually refers to [[house rules]], settings, stories, or even entire games made up by bored board browsers.		The term '''Homebrew''' originates in the alcoholic beverage industry, referring to people who ''brew'' their own beverages at ''home''. The term has since grown substantially in scope, but for [[/tg/]], "homebrew" usually refers to [[house rules]], settings, stories, or even entire games made up by bored board browsers.


			== How to Homebrew: ==
			So, you've decided to try your hand at building something off of an existing system, like, say, D&D. Alright. First step: Look real hard at the rules, similar classes, or other things like that. Alright, you understand what the framework is. Now, how offshooty is it going to be? A new weapon with one or two special rules? A special city? A new RACE? Make sure to make it semi reasonable. Then toss it over to a friend after proofreading any rules or lore. They might catch missed mistakes. Congrats. Add a little polish and you're good. Emperor save us all.


	== See Also ==		== See Also ==

1d4chan>Boss Ballkrusha: Undo revision 189715 by 70.215.64.231 (talk)

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	The term '''Homebrew''' originates in the alcoholic beverage industry, referring to people who ''brew'' their own beverages at ''home''. The term has since grown substantially in scope, but for [[/tg/]], "homebrew" usually refers to [[house rules]], settings, stories, or even entire games made up by bored board browsers.		The term '''Homebrew''' originates in the alcoholic beverage industry, referring to people who ''brew'' their own beverages at ''home''. The term has since grown substantially in scope, but for [[/tg/]], "homebrew" usually refers to [[house rules]], settings, stories, or even entire games made up by bored board browsers.

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	~~Proin sem augue~~, ~~pharetra ut turpis eu, aliquet euismod massa. Proin tempus, nisi sit amet ultrices bibendum, risus orci sodales tortor, nec iaculis orci elit~~ in ~~eros. Fusce ullamcorper vel nisl non aliquam~~. Sed id cursus libero, fringilla consectetur mauris. Proin vitae eros vehicula, eleifend libero quis, dignissim enim. Donec eleifend felis non leo porta, vel semper purus condimentum. Donec in tempus sem, dictum vehicula arcu. Sed nec dapibus leo. Morbi ullamcorper elit vel sagittis lacinia. Donec elit odio, commodo eget libero vitae, ~~porttitor accumsan lectus~~.		* [[/tg/'s homebrews]], for projects that are in progress.
			* [[/tg/ gets shit done]], for projects that are complete.
			* [[:Category:Homebrew Settings\|Homebrew Settings]]
			* [[:Category:Homebrew Rules\|Homebrew Rules]]

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70.215.64.231 at 02:02, 8 September 2013

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	The term '''Homebrew''' originates in the alcoholic beverage industry, referring to people who ''brew'' their own beverages at ''home''. The term has since grown substantially in scope, but for [[/tg/]], "homebrew" usually refers to [[house rules]], settings, stories, or even entire games made up by bored board browsers.		The term '''Homebrew''' originates in the alcoholic beverage industry, referring to people who ''brew'' their own beverages at ''home''. The term has since grown substantially in scope, but for [[/tg/]], "homebrew" usually refers to [[house rules]], settings, stories, or even entire games made up by bored board browsers.

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	* [[/tg/'s homebrews]], ~~for projects that are~~ in ~~progress~~.		Proin sem augue, pharetra ut turpis eu, aliquet euismod massa. Proin tempus, nisi sit amet ultrices bibendum, risus orci sodales tortor, nec iaculis orci elit in eros. Fusce ullamcorper vel nisl non aliquam. Sed id cursus libero, fringilla consectetur mauris. Proin vitae eros vehicula, eleifend libero quis, dignissim enim. Donec eleifend felis non leo porta, vel semper purus condimentum. Donec in tempus sem, dictum vehicula arcu. Sed nec dapibus leo. Morbi ullamcorper elit vel sagittis lacinia. Donec elit odio, commodo eget libero vitae, porttitor accumsan lectus.
	* [[/tg/ gets shit done]], ~~for projects that are complete~~.
	* [[:Category:Homebrew Settings\|Homebrew Settings]]
	* [[:Category:Homebrew Rules\|Homebrew Rules]]

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1d4chan>Dokfm at 18:38, 3 September 2013

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	The term '''Homebrew''' originates in the alcoholic beverage industry, referring to people who ''brew'' their own beverages at ''home''. The term has since grown substantially in scope, but for [[/tg/]], "homebrew" usually refers to [[house rules]], settings, stories, or even entire games made up by bored browsers.		The term '''Homebrew''' originates in the alcoholic beverage industry, referring to people who ''brew'' their own beverages at ''home''. The term has since grown substantially in scope, but for [[/tg/]], "homebrew" usually refers to [[house rules]], settings, stories, or even entire games made up by bored board browsers.

	== See Also ==		== See Also ==

1d4chan>Dokfm at 18:38, 3 September 2013

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	~~{{stub}}~~		The term '''Homebrew''' originates in the alcoholic beverage industry, referring to people who ''brew'' their own beverages at ''home''. The term has since grown substantially in scope, but for [[/tg/]], "homebrew" usually refers to [[house rules]], settings, stories, or even entire games made up by bored browsers.

	The term '''Homebrew''' originates in the alcoholic beverage industry, referring to people who ''brew'' their own beverages at ''home''. The term has since grown substantially in scope, but for [[/tg/]], "homebrew" usually refers to [[house rules]], settings, stories, or even entire games made up by ~~board~~ browsers.

	== See Also ==		== See Also ==

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The term '''Homebrew''' originates in the alcoholic beverage industry, referring to people who ''brew'' their own beverages at ''home''. The term has since grown substantially in scope, but for [[/tg/]], "homebrew" usually refers to [[house rules]], settings, stories, or even entire games made up by board browsers.

== See Also ==

* [[/tg/'s homebrews]], for projects that are in progress.
* [[/tg/ gets shit done]], for projects that are complete.
* [[:Category:Homebrew Settings|Homebrew Settings]]
* [[:Category:Homebrew Rules|Homebrew Rules]]

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