Where to put this?

[Xuldarinar]

If someone were to make a guide/handbook for a class that was homebrewed, provided it was under the 3.x system(s), would the guide belong under homebrew design or under D&D 3e/3.5e/d20?

[AmberVael]

I think you could do either.

Traditionally, guides are posted in this forum. It would make sense to put a new guide with all the other guides, even if it was about a homebrew class. However, there's precedent for guide-ish sort of threads about homebrew material in the homebrew forum. (Like morph's tier compendium. (http://www.giantitp.com/forums/showthread.php?245701-Morph-Bark-s-Homebrew-Tier-Compendium))

I think if I were to choose, I'd post here. The success of a thread in the homebrew forum seems to be very hit or miss, you tend to get more reliable feedback and views in the 3.5 forum.

[Psyren]

I'm no mod, but so far the line seems to have been that this forum deals with published material while homebrew is for just that, homebrew.

[Xuldarinar]

Thank you. I found a homebrewed class I throughly enjoy and as such I am contemplating making a guide on it, entirely or just in some aspect, at least once Im sure it isn't undergoing any more changes.

[Zaydos]

Mind if I ask what class?

[Xuldarinar]

Mind if I ask what class?

I don't mind at all. In fact, I don't mind giving you a link in this post.
You found it! Now click on it to have a look. (http://www.giantitp.com/forums/showthread.php?443078-The-Shadewright-a-shadow-conjuring-gish-with-multifaceted-archetypes)

Edit: Sorry.
Its the Shadewright. I find it to be satisfying in terms of flavor, something the diverse array of archetypes it possesses only serves to further.