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<blockquote data-quote="Lanefan" data-source="post: 6703726" data-attributes="member: 29398">To clarify: is this how you've included the 5e char-op and houserules forums into 5e general?If it is, I can see what Agamon's getting at and it uses the same steps you've already used (assuming what you did can be undone).It would go:Step 1: undo the inclusions you've already done (so 5e general, 5e char-op and 5e houserules each become their own separate forums again)Step 2: create a whole new forum in the D&amp;D section, let's call it 5e master forumStep 3: reassign the three pre-existing 5e forums as subforums of 5e masterStep 4: create another new forum - 5e Adventurers' League - as a subforum of 5e masterStep 4: virtually include all four 5e subforums into 5e master (like you've already done with char-op and houserules into general)That way, those of us who only want to read 5e general (without char-ops, houserules and AL) can, by just going to the subforum.Lanefan</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lanefan, post: 6703726, member: 29398"] To clarify: is this how you've included the 5e char-op and houserules forums into 5e general? If it is, I can see what Agamon's getting at and it uses the same steps you've already used (assuming what you did can be undone). It would go: Step 1: undo the inclusions you've already done (so 5e general, 5e char-op and 5e houserules each become their own separate forums again) Step 2: create a whole new forum in the D&D section, let's call it 5e master forum Step 3: reassign the three pre-existing 5e forums as subforums of 5e master Step 4: create another new forum - 5e Adventurers' League - as a subforum of 5e master Step 4: virtually include all four 5e subforums into 5e master (like you've already done with char-op and houserules into general) That way, those of us who only want to read 5e general (without char-ops, houserules and AL) can, by just going to the subforum. Lanefan [/QUOTE]

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