Apparently, including even the word 'dispel' is enough to get a homebrewed feat flagged as Non-english and unable to be shared. Is this intentional? Will there be any loosening of these restrictions in the future or any reasonable workarounds?
Any advice on how to fix this would be greatly appreciated...as would the ability for additional spells to consume spell slots, but that's a different topic.
This message shows up when your description show up when your description is too short, as well as when 20% percent or more of the words in your homebrew do not appear in the English dictionary.
If neither of these are true, save the whole feat, and wait 10-20 minutes.
You also don't need to publish the feat in order to share it with your campaign. But if you still intend to publish, it's best not to until you've tested it on a character to make sure it reads & works correctly, and plays well.
Edit: Actually, seeing that you're making something for the Divine Soul Sorcerer, you definitely shouldn't publish it. And I recommend you do that Arcana Domain spell list adiition with a subclass based on Divine Soul Sorcerer, not a feat.
Already started shifting it over into a subclass. Between that suggestion and the advice not to publish it at all, you're just full of helpful insights. Thanks!
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Apparently, including even the word 'dispel' is enough to get a homebrewed feat flagged as Non-english and unable to be shared. Is this intentional? Will there be any loosening of these restrictions in the future or any reasonable workarounds?
For mods, the feat I'm working on is located at: https://www.dndbeyond.com/feats/836748-divine-soul-bonus-spells-arcana-domain
Any advice on how to fix this would be greatly appreciated...as would the ability for additional spells to consume spell slots, but that's a different topic.
This message shows up when your description show up when your description is too short, as well as when 20% percent or more of the words in your homebrew do not appear in the English dictionary.
If neither of these are true, save the whole feat, and wait 10-20 minutes.
My homebrew content: Monsters, subclasses, Magic items, Feats, spells, races, backgrounds
You also don't need to publish the feat in order to share it with your campaign. But if you still intend to publish, it's best not to until you've tested it on a character to make sure it reads & works correctly, and plays well.
Edit: Actually, seeing that you're making something for the Divine Soul Sorcerer, you definitely shouldn't publish it. And I recommend you do that Arcana Domain spell list adiition with a subclass based on Divine Soul Sorcerer, not a feat.
Helpful rewriter of Japanese->English translation and delver into software codebases (she/e/they)
Already started shifting it over into a subclass. Between that suggestion and the advice not to publish it at all, you're just full of helpful insights. Thanks!