5E D&D - Community Extensions

[Zacchaeus]

I just recently downloaded this extension, but I noticed that as the DM I cannot make a permanent change to a character's maximum HP. I can change it in the CT, but then it shows as an Adjustment, rather than changing the actual maximum HP. Is this the intent, and if so is there any way that I can make permanent adjustments to the max HP as the DM? Also, with characters created prior to loading the extension it always displays a discrepancy in the chat window the first time the character sheet is opened after loading the campaign each time. I allow my players to have max HP for the first 3 levels, then after that they can roll on level up, but if the roll is less than the average, they can take the average instead.

Which extension? You should post your question in the thread where the extension is published.

[TheoGeek]

Updated the improved critical extension to handle the way unity computed die roll damage (when overriding damage, I now also set the .value element of the die table.)

https://www.fantasygrounds.com/forum...roved-Critical

[Blackfoot]

Is there a reason that nobody has come up with a Skills Tab for the Party Sheet.. or am I just missing it somewhere?
Seems like a relatively easy extension to make.

[deer_buster]

Is there a reason that nobody has come up with a Skills Tab for the Party Sheet.. or am I just missing it somewhere?
Seems like a relatively easy extension to make.

Why would the players need a skills tab? If the DM wants the party to roll a save, ability, skill, or attack roll, it's on the party sheet already

[Blackfoot]

I use it all the time as a GM and a Player in PF.. it gives you quick 'at a glance' info for who in the party is good at what.

I probably look at it at least once in every session.

[deer_buster]

Really only need it for metagaming purposes in 5e. It shouldn't really matter to the GM what the skills are because of bounded accuracy. Not something you have in PF/SF. I can understand why it is a "nice to have", though, but the simple reason it isn't there is because nobody needs it.

[Blackfoot]

OK.. so if it actually doesn't exist.. I'll whip one up over the weekend.

[LordEntrails]

There is a request roll extension, RFIA? that might do what you are looking for. Never looked at it though so.. *shrug*

[BaneTBC]

RFIA lets you choose what the player(s) or NPC(s) need to roll, but it doesn't show you what their skills are for those rolls. I find the extension hugely useful since it actually pops up what the player needs to roll for and they don't have to start flopping back and forth between sections of their character sheet.

[Chuckhdtv]

I'm pretty sure I've seen an extension to improve the Module selection display but I can't seem to find it anymore. Somebody knows what I am talking about?