The feat apparently lets you add to multiple stats, chosen when you select the feat.  They've done the same with other feats that add +1 to a stat.

Is there any chance somebody (perhaps stormknight?) could edit the original post to include some of the unmarked bugs?

-Eldritch Adept is marked as being "fully functional", even though it has a bug with prerequisites  [1]

-Spell Mastery doesn't allow a wizard to select spells from the expanded spell lists [2]. I've since learned that Signature spells also doesn't work with expanded spells, such as speak with dead.

[1] https://www.dndbeyond.com/forums/d-d-beyond-general/bugs-support/109927-eldritch-adept-feat

[2] https://www.dndbeyond.com/forums/d-d-beyond-general/bugs-support/44246-guild-spells-not-available-for-spell-mastery#c4

I straight up don't have the telekinetic (Charima).  I had it until I hit level 8 and chose Telepathic (Charisma). Now I can't get telekinetic Charisma to reappear.  Tried blanking my feats and taking non-related ones to see what was up.  My Charisma is no where near 20. 

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Edit: pasteboard is crap.

Edit2:  Ok - I blanked out both level 4 and level 8 to 'ability scores' and left them unassigned.  My Character sheet still shows Telekinetic(Charisma) (even though I don't have it anymore) and there is no Charisma bonus.  I was able to click (Manage feats) and remove it manually.

Will we get a sidekick character maker on DnDBeyond anytime soon?

Quote from BishopTom >>

Will we get a sidekick character maker on DnDBeyond anytime soon?

(shaking my Magic 8-Ball trying to divine an answer...)

HIGHLY UNLIKELY

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Clockwork and aberrant mind spells are not changeable in the character sheet. Only work around is to create a "homebrew class" using the clockwork or aberrant as a base then changing the spells each time you want to adjust the additional spells. 

 this is literally stated in the first post of the thread.

Bard College of Creation can't add Dancing Item as an Extra. :(

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Hi there, the newer subclasses have summoned creatures that scale, based upon the level or proficiency bonus of the character - this isn't something we're currently able to represent through the Extras section.

That raises an interesting point actually, but are there are any plans for monster stat blocks that can apply an "owner/caster bonus" in future to replace this? Because this also affects the various summon spells (such as Summon Fey) added in Tasha's Cauldron, where the stat block is different depending upon who cast it and at what level, as it uses spell level and casting bonus to determine HP and a few other things.

For me I've had to homebrew a monster stat-block for the Fey Spirit and tailor it to my character then copy it for each level I can cast it at, which isn't the most convenient 😉

It would be great if we could instead have a special category in Extras (as for Wildshape) which allowed character attributes to be applied to a monster stat block that has been built to support them (using the correct snippet codes, checkboxes and such).

Hi,

I know that you guys are aware that the Sorc. aberrant mind's psionic spells, where you're able to replace them for either a divination/enchantment spell from the warlock/sorc/wizard's spell list, hasn't been implemented. May I check the progress on this? It's been quite some time since we've seen any additional changes (ref the changelog on the first page of this thread). The latest being Friday 12th Feb. I know you've been working hard on the other functions...but I really like this subclass, and it's feeling rather incomplete w/o it's function on dndbeyond.

Hope to hear from you, thanks!

Quote from Stormknight >>

Yup, we've discussed internally what we need to do to build out a system that will support scaling statblocks, from summons, sidekicks etc.

I am not able to share any info on prioritisation or dates however, but please do know that it's planned.

I'm personally invested in this one happening, as one of my main characters atm is a Circle of the Shepherd Druid, who loves using summon spells.

The Red border appears! This is proof that the gods (of DDB) are alive. 

I think that most of the community here understands that DDB has a policy of not providing any strict timeframes to their customer base - although I want to add a big thank you for sharing this general information with us. The DDB team likely has a expansive Trello.com board of projects which are frequently being shuffled around while prepping for the newest planned content from WotC. 

Please visit us mere mortals more often with news from the Planes of Mechanus, or Limbo (depending upon how business is going that particular day/week, as appropriate) and share with us whatever general information the powers that be deign to be suitable for public consumption here in Subscriberland (one of the newer domains of dread). 

News is good!

Am I reading it incorrectly or does Fey Touched and Shadow Touched Feats both work like the Hex Blood spells. Meaning you get one free use but also know the spell and can cast it with spell slots? If I'm right, shouldn't those feats add the "cast" version of the spells to your spell list?

Who knows, they might switch over to using that for the Touched feats. One thing to note is that the Ravenloft Hexblood spells can be used multiple times a day without a slot, not just once, so they must've needed to add a different sort of functionality to accomplish the "free uses" version.

Quote from naruhoodie >>

Who knows, they might switch over to using that for the Touched feats. One thing to note is that the Ravenloft Hexblood spells can be used multiple times a day without a slot, not just once, so they must've needed to add a different sort of functionality to accomplish the "free uses" version.

 
Are you sure about that?

Hex Magic

You can cast the disguise self and hex spells with this trait. Once you cast either of these spells with this trait, you can’t cast that spell with it again until you finish a long rest. You can also cast these spells using any spell slots you have.

Now, if we want to be technical and measure from midnight to midnight, then yes it's possible they could cast them at 1 am, sleep 8 hours to 9 am, then cast again thus technically casting twice in a single "day". I somehow doubt that was what you meant, since you're trying to say these are different than the ??-Touched feats.

Except they're not different. They're precisely the same. Once per long rest for free, but can use spell slots for more.

I'm confused as to why you think they're different?

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Am I reading it incorrectly or does Fey Touched and Shadow Touched Feats both work like the Hex Blood spells. Meaning you get one free use but also know the spell and can cast it with spell slots? If I'm right, shouldn't those feats add the "cast" version of the spells to your spell list?

 
Part of the reason is that feats, magic items, races etc cannot touch spell slots - that is restricted to the class data infrastructure. So, only class and subclass features can add spells that use spell slots. This is why feats and racial spells that specify you can "use spell slots" doesn't add the spells. 

If you own the content though the fix is rather easy: just make a homebrew copy of the subclass, add a hidden feature to add the spell. Then you'll have a version for the free casting and another version that uses spell slots and scales. It's a sufficient workaround. Adding this functionality as an automatic part of feats, items and races would require a substantial change to those which is easier said than done. I'm sure it'll appear someday. But given that easier things from older books - even things from the DMG - are still not implemented, I would not expect this function to be added anytime this year. Thankfully the workaround is simple and quick.

Oh... I must be confusing Hexblood with some other recent feature (probably from a subclass?) I saw that gives multiple spell uses per long rest. Sorry about that.