Please see Homebrew Content Requirements for further information on our homebrew policies.
The most important of these is that we ask that you not make mechanical changes to the work of others without their permission. We have some policies for homebrew material that differ from most wikis, however. Please see Dungeons and Dragons Wiki:Balance Points for a more complete explanation of our balance points. To that end we list the author of the material on each page and attempt to tag the article with a balance point that indicates what sort of games it would be most appropriate in. We want to help you find material from our collection that you can use in your campaigns without balance concerns. Our homebrew section is author centric, built around aggressive quality control, and focused on providing content for many different styles of play. This section is everything you'd expect from a traditional wiki, with encyclopedic articles and citations about the game. Our canon section is still growing, and we want to collect information about all the races, creatures, spells and more that have been published over the years. New playersĬheck out the New Players Guide for an introduction to this classic game.
This wiki needs more active contributors! If you need any help with your participation, please contact the wiki manager. Anyone can jump in and add to existing canon material or create their own homebrew pages with easy-to-use preloads that automatically format and categorize pages. Here you will find general information on the various editions, campaign settings, and sourcebooks that make the game we love what it is as well as a vibrant homebrew community. The Dungeons and Dragons wiki is dedicated to all things Dungeons and Dragons.
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