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Thank you! The notes are a very welcome addition! So my eyes aren't what they used to be, and I'm wondering if the font size for those text boxes* could be increased by a step if other users are good with that change? * (including the ones that were already there, like under Features & Traits)

Good news! Xvarts were in 4e… -ish. They got renamed to Xivorts but its them underneath the extra vowel!

Not hard to do when WotC hasn’t yet released any 5e books for Dark Sun, Greyhawk, Dragonlance, Planescape… or were you being tongue-in-cheek?

I haven't tried it with published adventure content, but with my own campaign that I copied over... maps and tokens and character sheets come over, and you'll get basic ability scores (HP, Str, Dex, etc), but I had to spend quite a few hours re-adding features like attack rolls, spells, and...

Looks like Coffey’s Homebrew and Hacking project would be worth checking out for this and similar conversions!

No, I don't think there currently is... at least, not one that I could find. I feel like this might be on the big list of feature requests, but if it isn't it probably should be!

It's working for me, but here's 2 things that I discovered while using it (screen shot included for clarity) (disclaimer, I'm just another player, not a dev) 1) If you type in the parenthesis (underlined in blue) it will revert back like how you were describing. Where you want to type the...

@paulvenner I know a little while back you mentioned you were going through a list of feature improvements and bug fixes. If you have the time, would you be willing to share any upcoming updates? Thanks!

You could do something easy like, you can forgo the normal Yellow result to instead ignore part of the target's armor and maybe a Red result could get through all of it. Probably with some caveats thrown in so Aunt May can't injure Galactus with a steak knife.

Oh if we’re adding card games too, I have to give a shout out to Sentinels of the Multiverse. I even went so far as to print out my favorite fan-created decks and made a couple of my own.

Thanks for taking the time to answer! It actually sounds pretty cool. I’ll definitely have to check it out.

Understood. For my groups, we usually have some DM-mediated back and forth to get a basic idea of what everyone's playing ahead of time, just for that integration piece. Thanks for your insight!

We see this debate a lot, but here's one thing that I've been curious about: If you prefer random results, do you usually then base your character on the randomness? That is, you don't really have any preconceived notions of what you'll be playing? No judgment, I'm honestly just curious. For...

I've been running and converting my modules to LevelUp, and I've customized a few Roll20 sheets, so here's my take: As it stands now, you can take a 5e game, use the "copy game" feature and change the character sheet to LevelUp. It will copy the art assets, maps, and names of characters...

I think you bring up some excellent points. From my own Roll20 experience, the character sheet basically dictates compatibility between multiple games; so I've been able to import vanilla 5e characters to a custom sheet like the "Shaped 5e Sheet" or "Darkest Dungeons Sheet", because they kept...

Yes, I'd also like to check that out when it releases! Another thing about FASERIP that I recall was a downside for some was that attacks did static damage (unless I'm remembering it wrong?). So you either knew exactly how many hits you could land on Green Goblin to take him down, or your...

Well since this thread took a Recovery and is back in action (Champions players should get that reference), why not share some thoughts! My first supers rpg was FASERIP and though I doubt I would play it again without some modern design sensibilities bolted on, I still have a huge nostalgic...

I'm not an official response, but I purchased Roll20 Memories of Holdenshire and it's very complete. The package includes playable maps of each area, tokens and statistics for each NPC, all broken down by each "Act" of the story. There are text notes describing each area and the new rules...

Like others have said, no known list exists and a comprehensive one would be massive. Having incorporated A5e rules into my own games since the playtest, I personally decided to approach it like a toolset: I can easily incorporate the new features where applicable, but it doesn't break anything...