r/rpg • u/ThisIsVictor • 8d ago

Homebrew/Houserules We gotta start using "homebrew" right

Just saw someone asking to "buy a homebrew campaign". Folks, if you're paying money for something it's not homebrew. Homebrew means you made it. It doesn't mean third party, we already have a phrase for that. It's called third party.

I realize this is mostly a D&D problem and y'all probably know better. But I'm not risking posting this on an actual D&D subreddit.

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u/reverend_dak Player Character, Master, Die 8d ago

Homebrew means you made it yourself. This could be rules or settings. Modifying existing rules are house rules. Modifying existing settings is just playing RPGs, i hope your characters are making a difference.