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Message: <blockquote data-quote="mboni" data-source="post: 7150086" data-attributes="member: 6806296">Hiya FA, thanks for the update to 2.23. However, I just imported my warlock/sorcerer, and the Casting time column on CS III is blank for all spells. Better go back and review your latest changes, something had a side effect.Also noticed that the Race/Background/Class/Feats text box is now showing empty in multiple places, so the calculation to create it is now broken.Edit:So that's a bug report, I also have a Feature Request: It would be nice to have a way, on the Spellcasting page, to designate which spells known are from which multiclass. When I level as a Warlock, I can swap out one known warlock spell with another, but I can't touch my sorcerer spells at that time. Also, some items like a Rod of the Pact Keeper provide a bonus to Warlock spells but not Sorcerer spells, and it would be nice if the CS III page indicated which spells were part of each set. My current tactic is just to keep warlock spells at the top of the list, and sorcerer ones at the bottom, but an indicator would make life just a little nicer.And a much bigger wish item for the future: for my druid, but applicable to every caster who can summon creatures: How about a whole new 'Minions' page? You can select a single creature (from the beast and elemental list) and see the stat block up top, using the same database you use for wildshape. But below that, you'd have 8+ columns where you can track current hit points for each summoned creature individually. Ideally, you have a column where you just enter the hits taken, and a formula that adds that up and shows current points above.Edit:A few more minor style requests:On the Wild Shape sheet, the dividing line between different shaped needs to be a little stronger/bolder/bigger. When playing on a smallish tablet screen, I have to look carefully to see where one creature ends and the next starts. Also, on the statblock for wild shapes (and also Familiar and Mount on CS II), the Remaining hit points section should probably be formatted at an outlined box or something to show that it's editable, otherwise it's not very clear at a glance that you can keep track of hit points there.</blockquote>

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