fanrulebooks
Fanrulebooks are user-created rulebooks and supplements for existing games, produced by fans rather than by official publishers. They aim to extend, modify, or reinterpret a game's mechanics, settings, or scope, and are commonly found in tabletop role-playing games and, to a lesser extent, board games and digital tabletop scenes. Unlike official rulebooks, fanrulebooks are informal contributions that reflect community ideas and playstyles.
Content typically includes new character options, alternative class or faction rules, revised combat or magic systems,
Creation and management involve collaborative editing, playtesting, and feedback cycles. Some projects use open licenses or
Legal and ethical considerations include respecting intellectual property, avoiding copyright infringement, and clarifying that the work
Impact and reception: Fanrulebooks can extend a game's longevity, diversify play, and help new players learn