(In a hacking sense) To illegally hack or modify a piece of software. This is often done to game consoles in order to pirate games or bypass region locking.
by TurboGrafx64 June 01, 2020
(Tabletop Roleplaying Games:)
A piece of content produced by a third party for a tabletop roleplaying game (like D&D), typically a dungeon master or someone who wants to try and slip some broken shit past their dungeon master so they can be a shiteating munchkin.
A piece of content produced by a third party for a tabletop roleplaying game (like D&D), typically a dungeon master or someone who wants to try and slip some broken shit past their dungeon master so they can be a shiteating munchkin.
Player: "Hey DM, check out this homebrew I found on Reddit."
Dungeon Master: "Yeah, no."
"The DM uses a lot of cool homebrew stuff. The game is pretty fun."
Dungeon Master: "Yeah, no."
"The DM uses a lot of cool homebrew stuff. The game is pretty fun."
by Reclusive cat idiot March 16, 2022
by CreepyJ August 21, 2013
David: “Congratulations Mikey, you’ve found the daggers known as Flint and Steel!”
Mikey: “That’s not in any of the game manuals.”
David: “Yeah, that’s because it’s Homebrew.”
Mikey: “That’s not in any of the game manuals.”
David: “Yeah, that’s because it’s Homebrew.”
by BlueXander May 26, 2023
by McLovin - the sexy hamburger September 14, 2007
by jaekelly1992 December 08, 2009
1. a beer brewed at home
2. any of a number of creations or modifications by an individual or group on an amature level at home
2. any of a number of creations or modifications by an individual or group on an amature level at home
by drewQ December 08, 2005