First, the idea will need to have a primary goal.
When choosing a strange location or concept for a Dungeons & Dragons homebrew, a Dungeon Master will want to think about a few key points before getting started. Because of this, selecting a good foundation for a unique setting will be helpful. However, homebrewing a Dungeons & Dragons campaign isn't as easy as it sounds, and can take a Dungeon Master a long time to properly build. When this is the case, sometimes the best option is to create a homebrew setting. While there are many choices provided in existing sourcebook and campaign collections, often a party is up for doing something unique and unconventional. Posts are typically reviewed within 24-48 hours of posting.Picking a new campaign setting can be a challenge for Dungeons & DragonsDungeon Masters.
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