So I run a Greyhawk campaign. I have created a ton of homebrew content, from ports of 1e spells (i.e. Miracle, Mordenkainen Disjuntion, Dolor, etc) to 1e races (i.e. Valley Elves,) to clases (Psionicist).
This is all pretty much my interpretations of old Greyhawk 1e stuff updated to the 5e ruleset.
I have no intention of publishing (unless it is allowed by WotC at a future time( maybe one day)) but I do like the idea of using DDB in running my homebrew campaign.
What can I do and what can I not do?
Don't want to run afoul of any copyright or such rules.
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So I run a Greyhawk campaign. I have created a ton of homebrew content, from ports of 1e spells (i.e. Miracle, Mordenkainen Disjuntion, Dolor, etc) to 1e races (i.e. Valley Elves,) to clases (Psionicist).
This is all pretty much my interpretations of old Greyhawk 1e stuff updated to the 5e ruleset.
I have no intention of publishing (unless it is allowed by WotC at a future time( maybe one day)) but I do like the idea of using DDB in running my homebrew campaign.
What can I do and what can I not do?
Don't want to run afoul of any copyright or such rules.
Thanks,
PooBah
Anything for private use is fine.
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