Official Shadow of the Demon Lord Bug Report Thread

[damned]

I am building some NPC's and adding paths. When adding an expert path i can drag and drop new talents onto level 3 but not level 6 and 9 and you don't seem to be able to drag talents on to NPC sheets

Hi hawkwind can you tell me which Paths you were trying this on?
Were the Talents that couldnt be added in the second column?
Can you share an Image?

[damned]

Hello,
This item points to a NPC I can not find, in fact there are no entries under vehicles.

Madman

Hi Madman - Spoofer is looking into this one.

[damned]

Added a video on basic character creation here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ltiUJlME2go
Some more videos to follow at a later date.

[hawkwind]

...path issue.jpg

i can drag talent onto level 3 , cant drag and drop a talent onto the over pages for level 6 and 9 . this occurs with novice and master paths as well, you can drag on to the first page but none of the other pages for the various level advances

[spoofer]

Madman, thanks for reporting. I fixed vehicles. It will get sorted out with the next update.

[damned]

Ok Ive found the issue Hawkwind
It is queued in the next update

[hawkwind]

One other thing, more a question rather than a bug. Is there a reason the spell button on the right hand side is listed under Campaign rather then Character?

[damned]

One other thing, more a question rather than a bug. Is there a reason the spell button on the right hand side is listed under Campaign rather then Character?

Generally the Character section can be closed except at CharGen and Level Up.
The Campaign section is also used by GM and can be rferenced during play/adventure.

Something like that.

[Moon Wizard]

I think @hawkwind is asking, because it's usually under Character in the other rulesets.

JPG

[damned]

Items and Spells are used by GMs and Players and Items is under Campaign.
All the other entries in Character are almost exclusively player data.

Spells was under Character initially but the playest groups and GMs thought Campaign was more appropriate.