Resources

  • This is a full Xanathar's template by /u/Kaiburr_Kath-Hound, linked earlier, but pulling it out specifically because it has great examples of handwritten notes and how to put them together.

  • A collection of Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition book templates created and organized by the reddit users /u/Kaiburr_Kath-Hound and /u/5e_Cleric.

  • A template for the Homebrewery that can be used for a Pathfinder Infinite style, created by /u/Gambatte.

  • A style template for Unearthed Arcana put together by /u/Gambatte. Likely this will be folded in as an official theme available in the Homebrewery soon™.

  • The oldest Homebrewery community, this subreddit has a good amount of searchable resources for questions/answers and additional resources/templates.

  • An official partner, the Discord of Many Things is a D&D 5e community that has carved out a space for the Homebrewery community– a good place for troubleshooting and sharing.

  • The home of the Homebrewery code repository. This a good place to report issues, influence features, and of course contribute towards the development of the project.

  • A list of hotkeys / keyboard shortcuts that work in the Homebrewery. It is possible these may change in 2024 (if this is out of date, tell me).

  • A single Homebrewery document showcasing the basic building blocks of a brew. This doc can be cloned to a new brew for experimentation. Largely replaced now by this very website, but may still be useful.

  • A basic tool I created for customizing the colors of a D&D 5e Class table and getting the correct CSS output to paste into your Style Editor. Link goes to instructions on Reddit– click through from there to the tool.

  • A quick and dirty tool for bringing GM Binder documents to the Homebrewery, by /u/Gambatte. It is a simple "search and replace" script that looks for the common conversions needed.

  • A graphical interface for generating the correct `border-image` CSS properties and values for using an image as a border (such as for a monster stat block frame). Takes a lot of guesswork out of a tedious chore.

  • Created by /u/DuckWasTaken, you can use this to test changes to your styling, particularly if you are working on an entirely new theme/template for your brew by previewing the changes amongst most of the normal page elements.