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<blockquote data-quote="Dungeonosophy" data-source="post: 5857335" data-attributes="member: 6688049">This is all great info to have. Some of this would be useful to have near the beginning of a campaign, and much of it would be more useful later on.&nbsp;I'm advocating that the 5e DMG, and the 5e Worldbuilders Guide, cover all this and more. I'm advocating that instead of Oerth or Nerath, the default Core 5e Setting be &quot;My Own World&quot;. Each DM crafts their own Homebrew. All these topics you mentioned would be addressed in step-by-step &quot;rules&quot; (guidelines).&nbsp;By the end of the Worldbuilder's Guide, each DM would have made their own Homebrew Campaign Setting Book that follows the format of the 5e Campaign Setting books (FRCS, Eberron CS, etc). The WBG would include detailed instructions, including how to make a Campaign Setting logo, how to pick a font, how to illustrate the book, and how to self-publish and share our own D&amp;D World online.&nbsp;I suggest that WotC designate an official amateur website for Homebrew Worlds, in similar way that WotC has designated official amateur sites for several of the D&amp;D Settings (Ravenloft, Mystara, etc). The name of the site might be The World Serpent Inn.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dungeonosophy, post: 5857335, member: 6688049"] This is all great info to have. Some of this would be useful to have near the beginning of a campaign, and much of it would be more useful later on. I'm advocating that the 5e DMG, and the 5e [I]Worldbuilders Guide, [/I]cover all this and more. I'm advocating that instead of Oerth or Nerath, the default Core 5e Setting be [I]"My Own World". [/I]Each DM crafts their own Homebrew. All these topics you mentioned would be addressed in step-by-step "rules" (guidelines). By the end of the [I]Worldbuilder's Guide[/I], each DM would have made their own Homebrew Campaign Setting Book that follows the format of the 5e Campaign Setting books (FRCS, Eberron CS, etc). The WBG would include detailed instructions, including how to make a Campaign Setting logo, how to pick a font, how to illustrate the book, and how to self-publish and share our own D&D World online. I suggest that WotC designate an official amateur website for Homebrew Worlds, in similar way that WotC has designated official amateur sites for several of the D&D Settings (Ravenloft, Mystara, etc). The name of the site might be [I]The World Serpent Inn.[/I] [/QUOTE]

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