I may be missing something but how do you level up a character. I can change its levels but there's no prompt to adjust abilities or feats. Do I have to change them via a different method?
When you level up, you also have to select which classes you're leveling up in. Then when you add a class level (in the class section), the things you gain (including ability score improvements or feats) will be under that class's options.
When you level up it increases your Character Level, but not your Class Level. The reason why is that the system doesn’t know if you want multiclass or not. So after your Character levels up, you must choose where to put that level, into your existing class, or into a different one. So, say for example you’re playing a Fighter and your character increases from 1st to 2nd level, you have to actually stick that level into the Fighter class and then you’ll be able to see your new features. Like this:
I may be missing something but how do you level up a character. I can change its levels but there's no prompt to adjust abilities or feats. Do I have to change them via a different method?
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ModeratorWhen you level up, you also have to select which classes you're leveling up in. Then when you add a class level (in the class section), the things you gain (including ability score improvements or feats) will be under that class's options.
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When you level up it increases your Character Level, but not your Class Level. The reason why is that the system doesn’t know if you want multiclass or not. So after your Character levels up, you must choose where to put that level, into your existing class, or into a different one. So, say for example you’re playing a Fighter and your character increases from 1st to 2nd level, you have to actually stick that level into the Fighter class and then you’ll be able to see your new features. Like this:
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I get it but this is bad implementation.
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