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This might be a dumb question, but I’m starting to write some homebrew that might actually be worth sharing, and I was wondering what you use to set out/format/make your homebrew look like it cam from the handbook.
I usually use GMBinder for formatting my content! It takes some time and effort to learn how it works but its worth it once you do! Also that's bot a dumb question and I hope you get you're homebrew a going! Thanks for the ask!
The new banner! My bf took this pic!
The second episode of my podcast Brewer’s Supplies is now out for y’all to listen to! The guest for this episode is the always amazing @probablygoodrpgideas
We discuss many topics such as what’s up with bludgeoning/piercing/slashing damage and I run a short one shot for them!
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There were a few audio level issues but I managed to fix them up for the most part!
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The first episode of my podcast Brewer’s Supplies is now out for y’all to listen to! The guest for the first episode is the fantastically, talented @probablybard
We dive into a variety of d&d topics such as who would win in a fight between 50 goblins and a level 20 paladin, how could you make a magma elemental using the earth and fire elemental stat blocks, and many tips for people looking to make d&d homebrew or those who already do!
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A heads up is that there were a few audio issues on my end, but luckily I’ve found a fix for future episodes.
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The people in the community you should check out and that we chose to give praise to in this episode are:
@basalt-dnd
@5theditionhomebrewing
and each other!
Can I just gush about my players for a sec?
They’re so, so good! I actually enjoy DMing because they help make it fun for me! They’re also my first group of players to really work with me on their characters and how they fit in the world instead of doing that all away from the table. They also don’t need me to hold their hand and guide them through the world instead of driving the plot forward and being active in the world.
They’re also really supportive of me and my homebrew endeavors. I can just sit there and talk about how awesome things are for me creatively. They also have really good character ideas and stuff that almost instantly spawn new ideas on what to do with those characters within me. A warforged smith with a chest forge? Well Kovaud never mentions warforged anywhere, so now there’s lore and stuff for them in Kovaud! A goblin alchemist who learned alchemy from a journal they found? Well now I have a way for them to learn stuff about the inventions of the world! Dragontouched elf ranger? Someone is using a race I made and allowed me to run short free form session over Discord that explained how they got from their backstory to where the campaign takes place currently!
They’re also totally chill and are equal parts serious and entertaining to work with in the roleplaying department of D&D. I’ve also picked up on what they respond to positively as players. One of them likes loot, another likes lore stuff, the third also likes character development, and they all like combat especially when its done well!
That is all!
Been reeeaaalll busy! I have the rest of this month, all of next month, and the beginning of May queued up. You’ll just have to wait and see what these are! Trust me, you’ll like them!
Finally found a style for my brews that I actually like and helps to set them apart visually. Also I’ve been adding a watermark in the lower corner of each brew because I’ve seen some of my stuff on Pinterest. Where I’d rather it not be. So if you see any of my stuff anywhere other than here, Kovaud.blogspot, or Twitter. Please let me know!
I reached 4,000 followers!
I just want to say thank you. To all of you for supporting me in my tabletop RPG endeavors! It means a lot to me! This blog is going to be 3 years old the 27th of this month! I started this blog back when I was a sophomore and now I’m a senior and I graduate in 2 months! What a journey that I’ve been lucky to be on! Honestly this blog has helped motivate me to be creative and has got me out of this rut I used to be in! Thank you all!
Taking steps forward I would like to diversify the content I put out! Any suggestions? Podcast? Videos where I go through the process of making homebrew? I’m open to ideas!
