To use your own Character Sheet, go to the Compendium Settings and select the desired Compendium System from the dropdown list. You can choose a Character Sheet at game creation or by going to the Game Settings Page at any time afterward.
These Character Sheets have been designed to utilize a particular Compendium first before integrated virtual tabletop functionality is available.įor example, choosing the officially supported D&D 5th Edition Character Sheet will automatically enable the 5th Edition Compendiums to be used in your game Pathfinder sheets will enable the Pathfinder Compendium.
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Compendium Selection How to allow in-game access to specific Compendiums only.Ĭompendium Expansions on the Marketplace page will indicate the recommended or required Character Sheet.Compendium Sharing How to enable Compendium Sharing and how it works.Some Compendiums are fully integrated in the virtual tabletop, allowing to drag entries from the Compendium into Character Sheets, or onto the tabletop.įor more on how to use the in-game Compendium, including drag-and-drop capabilities, or how to enable Compendium Sharing and Compendium Selection, please read the articles below: In-game Compendiums allow for easy access to rules and searching to help streamline your play. You can create a new game immediately after purchasing a Compendium Expansion in the VTT.Īs seen in the example below, Compendiums and Compendium Expansions available on the Roll20 Marketplace will have a quick guide on the product page on how to access it, which Character Sheet is associated with the Compendium, and a link to any associated Bug Forum thread. Once you purchase your Compendium Expansion, a purple button will appear offering the option to “Create Game.” Clicking the button will take you directly to the Create a New Game page. You can check out our video tutorial on how to get started accessing and utilizing your compendium right away. At any point, you can change Compendium access and settings in the Game Settings from your Game Details page. By default, In-game Compendium access aligns with the chosen Character Sheet template. Lot's of helpful and knowledgeable people here on the forums.Compendiums and Compendium Expansions are frequently associated with rulebooks and can be accessed in-game and online. Read over the wiki links for sure and post back with questions. I'm sure this can all be explained much better by other's. The math inside parenthesis will be executed first. Use ( ) to help satisfy the the order of operations(math). or When using "target", you will be prompted to choose a target before the macro will continue.
You can also add information in front of the attribute like "selected" or "target" to signify who's attribute you want. When do I use "%", " to call an attribute e.g. Do I just delete all the prewritten stuff in the macro and try to write my own when I add it as an attack, or is there a way to make the existing stuff work? In general, I'm finding it very difficult to figure out how to work with macros and formulas since I can't find a place where there is a description of all the options and how to use them. Setting up "flurry of blows" is proving tricky too. I don't see a place where the formula for the AC total is calculated so I can't insert something there to add in the wisdom bonus. Is there a good way to set up the monk class wisdom bonus to armor in the character sheet so that it automatically updates? I've tried inserting a formula in the miscellaneous modifier box, but I'm either doing it wrong or it can't be done that way. So with that long-winded (and perhaps unnecessary backstory) let me get to my question. The problem is that in setting up the character sheets, I'm running into a lot of confusion about how to make them work. Despite this, I'm trying to set up something to play with my kids. (I've only played a couple levels of DND several years ago). I'm brand new to Roll20 in particular and have very little experience with PnP RPGing in general.
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