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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Jdvn1" data-source="post: 2100839" data-attributes="member: 26424">Well, all right, nothing.  If I didn't like homebrews, I'd be a hypocrite.  People talking about their homebrews is like people talking about their characters, though.At least, the stereotype I always hear about.  One person is like, "Oh, you play D&D?  I have a 52nd level Half-Dragon Fiendish Primal Rogue/Fighter/Ranger/Wizard/Paladin who just killed Kord!  We went into a dungeon and I threw my dagger through five Balor's heads in the same round!  My mount is a Dire Celestial Tarrasque!" and goes on and on and on... and the other guy is like, "... Yeah?  Oh.  Great.  (I wanna shoot myself in the head)  Oh, that's cool.  You can-- is there a rul-- oh, right, standard D&D, yes."I've played in some good homebrews, though, so I'm probably just being irrational.  I'd consider running a game after I finished my first story arc in my first PbP game.  I have a pretty good GM (although absent) and I want to see how the mechanical stuff is handled.  I could read through other PbP games, but I think it's different when you're actually going through it.</blockquote>