Rabitrick says:
So when I play games like Elder Scrolls, Fallout or any other open world rpg I tend to create my own "homebrew rules".
Like when I'm playing Skyrim for example, I make it a point that I can only carry a certain number of weaponry on me. Mainly one bow, one primary weapon, and possibly two side weapons. It irks me to run around with 6 "Enchanted Warhammers of Cosmic Ass-Bleeding" or even 4,000 potions or tomes on me. I like to make it as realistic as possible. I'll even make it a point to find an inn when I reach a settlement or city and purchase a room to rest. Even if the game doesn't feature a fatigue mechanism, I will often put that into the game myself.
Does anyone else get this? Does anyone else here do this?
If so, what are some "homebrews" you make up for your favourite video games?
Yes! I like to run games that are a rational as possible. Whist at the same time not overly burdened with pointless detail.
My homebrew version of WFRP is called
'WFRP Fragile Alliances' and consists of homebrew rules and a rationalised setting.
Last edited May 20, 2025 6:29 pm
