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This thread is in the 5e section. It should be in the 4e section.

What's Temperate? EDIT: Nevermind, found it in the DMG, under magic item properties.

Serious kudos MerricB. You've always been a great poster, ever since I saw you for the first time over a decade ago on Dragonsfoot. Thanks for doing this.

Serious kudos MerricB. You've always been a great poster, ever since I saw you for the first time over a decade ago on Dragonsfoot. Thanks for doing this.

Something like this might be useful, but it would have to be part of a set of stickied and clear instructions. It would also quickly get pretty long and unwieldy. It might be more effective to use a google-docs spreadsheet, listing the threads to be copied in the first column, who volunteers...

As far as I can tell, this does not work. The WotC forums use mostly hypertext markup, and very little BBCode. In other words, colors are coded using html tags, not BBcode, so each bit of colored text has to be recoded in BBcode. Since the guide choices are rated in colors, this makes...

As far as I can tell with the preview, this doesn't save the color coding, which is essential and vital for the guides. Is there a trick to that? Or do we recolor everything by hand?

Would it be possible for enworld to recognize some of the code and adopt it? The spoiler tag seems to be the biggest problem so far. EDIT: not that this is the most urgent thing at the moment.

mello, what do the asterisks mean? We might be able to convince the mods to adapt some of the more common code, such as the spoiler tags.

Is there an easy way to see what's already been copied and what has not? I'm not asking to make waves or anything, but I can't think of an easy way to mark a guide as "copied" for this project's purposes, neither here nor there. It seems to me that we just have to skim through the threads in...

First, thanks for your efforts in doing this. Much more secondarily, many here use Enworld's dark theme, which uses an almost-black background and a white default font color. When you color the default text black, it becomes almost invisible against that dark background. If it isn't too much...

I cannot praise administering your resources enough. I see many projects burn out due to overextension. I'm looking forward to your product.

So, I could use the pre-made Fate sheet with a customized skill list? Or if I had a Fate game with a customized skill list would I be better off using the generic sheet? That's cool, and I imagine that these pre-made templates can be very useful if you listen to to community feedback. Which...

The generic ruleset template might solve this problem, though. Could you show us a little more of that?

So, correct me if I'm wrong: Users cannot create their own character sheet templates. Users can create data elements for character sheets but not share without a workaround. Does that means that games that you have not made character sheet templates for, or modded versions of existing games...

Thanks, this info is all valuable. Can anyone create such data elements and use them on different templates? Or is it the case that, if one party creates a template, they have to create all the elements as well?

From the video, it seems that feats are only selectable from a pre-populated list. That makes me guess that you have to implement feats when you implement a template, or at least that's the way you built that template. Can you elaborate at all on that? I'm asking the question because it would be...

This would work fine for me. Here's the tough part to implement: turning links to assigned pages into plain text for those who do not have access. And viceversa to those who do have access. I'm not trying to be unreasonable: if that isn't done, the system wouldn't be useless to me, and I would...

This was cross-posted to reddit. Hopefully it gets you some traffic and traction. http://www.reddit.com/r/rpg/comments/2qjx1l/new_campaign_manager_coming_like_realmworks_and/

I think this is inadequate to handle the lore of a world in which people are privy to different information, and I press this point at this juncture because it's becoming increasingly clear to me that this feature is difficult to implement at later stages of development. But before I get into...