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I use it as inspiration for creating similar documents but in other tabletop RPG games. This is because for D&D fifth edition there is already an article out there that explains what you need to do and how to do it along with providing you the resources to create your own homebrew in Photoshop. So this section will be smaller than you may be expected. If this sounds good to you check out The GM Binder. Just press two buttons and get a page break, column break, etc. One thing they have that I really like is shortcuts. Just like with Homebrewery you can save and view other people’s work. I like how intuitive it is and how it lets you style your pages. You can tell it was designed by a person who felt that Homebrewery was lacking certain aspects. I really do like this one a lot more than Homebrewery. On earth the Khanna, players handbook, elemental evil are just a few of the styles you can add to these pages. The themes that you have your pages stylized according to their books they’re associated with.

These styles look great and you let you create your own small booklet without much effort. This is great when you’re creating something that relies on a specific region in your world and being able to transfer to another region from a different world. This is to set a variable, using their example town, and then be able to go and replace all instances of town with something else. There are two different features that separate GM Binder from Homebrewery. Just like Hombrewery it uses a mix of markup and HTML however there are some functions that make embedding images easier without needing coding. In this regard, they are very similar and how they act however there are some differences that the creator made based on what they thought Homebrewery was lacking. The GM Binder was created as a competitor to Homebrewery. Overall I still like this program and you think it’s the right fit for you, check out The Homebrewery. To create an account is free and there’s no limit to how much you can create. They are easy to message about issues related to and are very open with changes that are happening in the future. I really like how you can go and re-edit everything you’ve done in the past and even view other people’s creations. Some issues I ran into when I first started have never existed sense however just like with updates for most things issues may occur. Homebrewery Final Thoughtsĭespite some of the issues they have, they’re constantly working on improving. Depending on the orientation or how your layout is you may run into some issues. Unfortunately now they give me nothing but trouble. When I first started using Homebrewery these tables do not give me much trouble.