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<blockquote data-quote="iAmChinaMan" data-source="post: 8527832" data-attributes="member: 7034602">I have to get back to you after I double check but that's not how specialties work. If you have a specialty that applies you get to add an expertise die which starts at 1d4 that grows in size per source that provides that check with expertise. So for it to upgrade to a 1d6, you need 2 sources that give the check an expertise die.Would it be possible to have spells be formated like the base roll20 5e sheets? With sections for spell slot counts, prepared spell markers, and clickable spell card read outs. Another feature from the original sheet I'd like to see is being able to add trackers for things like feature uses as well as the individual sections for each feature. As it stands now it's just a wall of text players have to scroll through and manually edit something somewhere for their feature/spell slot usesEdit: here's the text for specialties&quot;When a character makes an ability check to whictheir skill specialty applies, they gain an expertisdie for that ability check. The Narrator determinewhether the skill specialty applies&quot;&nbsp;So using your example if you have specialty in urban stealth and have a feature that gives you expertise 1d4 on stealth in urban environments, you would now roll a 1d6 for expertise otherwise you would only ever roll a 1d4 for just a specialty and nothing else. I don't think there is ever a case where a skill check will ALWAYS have an expertise die. Feature bonuses will always have some extra stipulation to grant the expertise in specific situations at least all the ones I have seen. Also initiative also seems to auto roll expertise die too</blockquote>

[QUOTE="iAmChinaMan, post: 8527832, member: 7034602"] I have to get back to you after I double check but that's not how specialties work. If you have a specialty that applies you get to add an expertise die which starts at 1d4 that grows in size per source that provides that check with expertise. So for it to upgrade to a 1d6, you need 2 sources that give the check an expertise die. Would it be possible to have spells be formated like the base roll20 5e sheets? With sections for spell slot counts, prepared spell markers, and clickable spell card read outs. Another feature from the original sheet I'd like to see is being able to add trackers for things like feature uses as well as the individual sections for each feature. As it stands now it's just a wall of text players have to scroll through and manually edit something somewhere for their feature/spell slot uses Edit: here's the text for specialties "When a character makes an ability check to whic their skill specialty applies, they gain an expertis die for that ability check. The Narrator determine whether the skill specialty applies" So using your example if you have specialty in urban stealth and have a feature that gives you expertise 1d4 on stealth in urban environments, you would now roll a 1d6 for expertise otherwise you would only ever roll a 1d4 for just a specialty and nothing else. I don't think there is ever a case where a skill check will ALWAYS have an expertise die. Feature bonuses will always have some extra stipulation to grant the expertise in specific situations at least all the ones I have seen. Also initiative also seems to auto roll expertise die too [/QUOTE]

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