I was reading through my PHB, and it occurred to me there is no bookmark.
If there was a way to Mark the last page you read or something for reading, that would be great.
Navigating the compendium is really great right now if you are looking for specific game related info.
But if you are just leisurely reading, like Volo's, it's not user friendly to pick up where you left off.
Thought?
Ya, I have been reading the Sword Coast Adventure's Guide (I don't own the physical book) and it is challenging to read it like a book because I keep losing my place. I also makes running the adventures difficult.
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I was reading through my PHB, and it occurred to me there is no bookmark.
If there was a way to Mark the last page you read or something for reading, that would be great.
Navigating the compendium is really great right now if you are looking for specific game related info.
But if you are just leisurely reading, like Volo's, it's not user friendly to pick up where you left off.
Thought?
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D&D Beyond FoundersIt's on the Campaign Management features wish list, under Records and Notes.
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BTW, how many of your 1500 posts are just repeating, "Only the SRD is free”?
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