Seriously, it has been too long. you have developers who could do this. if not i have a resume. Please add custom skills to d&d beyond lotr 5e implimentation.
Also there are new subclasses for elves - wood elves et.
You can add custom skills to your sheet. What you're actually asking for is an entirely different character sheet to be implemented. That's a lot more work than just clicking a couple of buttons that already exist.
I get that Athanar, but if they sold it they should properly support it. It would be different if they stated that many items wouldn't work, others you will have to add to make it kind of work like in the original books.
I get that Athanar, but if they sold it they should properly support it. It would be different if they stated that many items wouldn't work, others you will have to add to make it kind of work like in the original books.
The instructions to make it work are in the release thread. Which means there's an official statement from the company on how to make it work, along with noting that changes must be made manually to the relevant stats.
Seriously, it has been too long. you have developers who could do this. if not i have a resume.
Please add custom skills to d&d beyond lotr 5e implimentation.
Also there are new subclasses for elves - wood elves et.
You can add custom skills to your sheet. What you're actually asking for is an entirely different character sheet to be implemented. That's a lot more work than just clicking a couple of buttons that already exist.
I get that Athanar, but if they sold it they should properly support it. It would be different if they stated that many items wouldn't work, others you will have to add to make it kind of work like in the original books.
The instructions to make it work are in the release thread. Which means there's an official statement from the company on how to make it work, along with noting that changes must be made manually to the relevant stats.
Which is in no way the same thing as supporting the release properly. I am aware of the workarounds they provided of course.