NEVER use D&Dwiki

I only just started playing a couple months back, but I use dandwiki for quick information before checking out the phb or google.

For me I think the big things are the distinction between SRD content and homebrew. I can read through a section on my phone and get pretty excited to then notice that its all a homebrew rule.

  • Having something on top to show the difference between homebrew and srd would be a nice add, kinda like your official 5e banner. Though I think most people just ignore banners so having the first couple lines of text saying where content is from would help out a lot.

*I don't know how others feel, but for me, it is much easier to read a homebrew link then a srd link. I think the reason is the color difference kinda throws me off.

  • Lastly, I think moving homebrew content away from srd would help immensely. Like this, a really awesome resource for new people like me. I didn't know what srd and so i didn't really take notice in the difference in spell names. So I couldn't use many of those spells because they were homebrewed among a list of seemingly official spells.
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