I've got physical copies of some official D&D 5E books, and I saw in the rules that we're not allowed to upload content from them to the Public Homebrew feature, but I can't find where the rules are for Private Homebrew creations (if there are any)
I understand that we can purchase the digital copies, but I can't afford the money to pay for everything again, but I do have time on my hands. My question is whether I am allowed to painstakingly enter everything from those books into the Homebrew feature for private use to dodge that cost, or is that against some rule that I'm too blind to find?
If I can't, I'll just do it old-school and write everything down in notes and/or on paper
As long as it is privately used and not shared to public then it's perfectly fine.
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Hey, y'all
I've got physical copies of some official D&D 5E books, and I saw in the rules that we're not allowed to upload content from them to the Public Homebrew feature, but I can't find where the rules are for Private Homebrew creations (if there are any)
I understand that we can purchase the digital copies, but I can't afford the money to pay for everything again, but I do have time on my hands. My question is whether I am allowed to painstakingly enter everything from those books into the Homebrew feature for private use to dodge that cost, or is that against some rule that I'm too blind to find?
If I can't, I'll just do it old-school and write everything down in notes and/or on paper
Thanks for any and all help
- BlackStag
As long as it is privately used and not shared to public then it's perfectly fine.
Click ✨ HERE ✨ For My Youtube Videos featuring Guides, Tips & Tricks for using D&D Beyond.
Need help with Homebrew? Check out ✨ this FAQ/Guide thread ✨ by IamSposta.