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I'm not sure if this is the right place, but when playing a class with "always prepared" - spells, those are shown twice in the spell section. Anyone else experiencing this problem? 

 They are fine for me until I open the Manage Spells section and open the Known Spells list, then they become duplicated - I presume it's something to do with the lazy loading?

It appears to be a new bug that's shown up in the last couple of days. A lot of people have been reporting it in the bug forum, but no staff or mods have come through and collated them all into one thread or acknowledged it as a bug.

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I'm not sure if this is the right place, but when playing a class with "always prepared" - spells, those are shown twice in the spell section. Anyone else experiencing this problem? 

Quote from pocketmouse >>

It appears to be a new bug that's shown up in the last couple of days. A lot of people have been reporting it in the bug forum, but no staff or mods have come through and collated them all into one thread or acknowledged it as a bug.

 Looks like the latest update fixed it, at least I could not replicate the issue today.

When I export a character to PDF in order to print it, Class Features always appear BEFORE the Racial Traits in the "Features and Traits" Box.    Is there any way, other than cut and paste on the pdf file, to reverse this?  
I ask because it seems more logical to me for Racial Traits to come first.  After all, these will not change as the character gains levels, whereas characters always gain more Class Features as they progress.

For Druids, I'd love to be able to add pictures to my wild shapes that don't include one. For example, brown bear does not currently have a default picture. I'd love to be able to customize it and add my own. Currently there does not seem to be any way to do that.

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For Druids, I'd love to be able to add pictures to my wild shapes that don't include one. For example, brown bear does not currently have a default picture. I'd love to be able to customize it and add my own. Currently there does not seem to be any way to do that.

1.  Copy the creature as a homebrew
2. Add a picture to the homebrewed copy
3. Add the homebrewed copy to your character
4. Profit. Well, you cannot "profit" as you cannot reshare the homebrew creation if it is practically just one small change, but you know what I mean.

Some feedback for the character sheet.

1. The button to roll Death saves doesn't appear on th emobile version of the website.
   
2. Toll the Death cantrip should have a quick button to roll d12's
3. Spells like Spiritual Weapon that enable subsequent attack rolls should be able to do that without using a spell slot every time you click on it
4. I do not need to see a description of what Perception is (or Initiative, saves or any other skill check etc) every time I click to roll it

Can we please customize the value of things?

For example, my character bought a Quarterstaff (non-magical just a normal one).  But he decided to by a 1GP one instead of 0.2GP.  Would be nice to override it's value.

Sincerely,

Omair

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Can we please customize the value of things?

For example, my character bought a Quarterstaff (non-magical just a normal one).  But he decided to by a 1GP one instead of 0.2GP.  Would be nice to override it's value.

Sincerely,

Omair

 Click on the item in your inventory; click on Customize; and there you see a Cost Override box.

Quote from Envaris >>

Can we please customize the value of things?

For example, my character bought a Quarterstaff (non-magical just a normal one).  But he decided to by a 1GP one instead of 0.2GP.  Would be nice to override it's value.

Sincerely,

Omair

 
Click on item.

In sidebar that opens click Customise.

Enter desired value in Cost Override box.

Press tab or click in another box.

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The value of the item will now be what you entered.

Hey! 

Does anyone know why my lvl 9 druid can only have 12 prepared spells when I have 15 spell slots? Maybe its something about DnD that I am missing but shouldn't I be able to prepare one spell per slot? If so, why doesn't the character sheet allow me to do that?

Thanks in advance!

Quote from Wilsh >>

Hey! 

Does anyone know why my lvl 9 druid can only have 12 prepared spells when I have 15 spell slots? Maybe its something about DnD that I am missing but shouldn't I be able to prepare one spell per slot? If so, why doesn't the character sheet allow me to do that?

Thanks in advance!

 In 5E, spell slots for casting and the number spells you can memorize are two different things. You have to keep in mind that you don't lose a spell form memory once you cast it, so you can cast the same spell multiple times. If you have, say, Flaming Sphere prepared, you can cast it as many times as you have 2nd level slots (or more if you upcast it at 3rd). The number of slots comes from the table in the Druid rules while the number memorized, is simply your level + WIS bonus. Additionally, you can memorize any mix of spells you want, you aren't locked into a certain number of each level.

"You prepare the list of druid spells that are available for you to cast, choosing from the druid spell list. When you do so, choose a number of druid spells equal to your Wisdom modifier + your druid level (minimum of one spell). The spells must be of a level for which you have spell slots."

Quote from Koren >>

Quote from Wilsh >>

Hey! 

Does anyone know why my lvl 9 druid can only have 12 prepared spells when I have 15 spell slots? Maybe its something about DnD that I am missing but shouldn't I be able to prepare one spell per slot? If so, why doesn't the character sheet allow me to do that?

Thanks in advance!

 In 5E, spell slots for casting and the number spells you can memorize are two different things. You have to keep in mind that you don't lose a spell form memory once you cast it, so you can cast the same spell multiple times. If you have, say, Flaming Sphere prepared, you can cast it as many times as you have 2nd level slots (or more if you upcast it at 3rd). The number of slots comes from the table in the Druid rules while the number memorized, is simply your level + WIS bonus. Additionally, you can memorize any mix of spells you want, you aren't locked into a certain number of each level.

"You prepare the list of druid spells that are available for you to cast, choosing from the druid spell list. When you do so, choose a number of druid spells equal to your Wisdom modifier + your druid level (minimum of one spell). The spells must be of a level for which you have spell slots."

As written above, but there's one commonly overlooked rule: you can "upcast" any spell, not just the ones that has an "at higher level cast" section.

Thanks a million! 

I'm still a pretty new player so I suppose mistakes are normal still :) 

Love the support! 

I'd like to suggest a 'free text' sidebar on the main sheet. It would be very handy for remembering temporary enhancements like Bless or Bardic Inspiration, but could be an all-purpose notepad for logging other simple reminders.

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I'd like to suggest a 'free text' sidebar on the main sheet. It would be very handy for remembering temporary enhancements like Bless or Bardic Inspiration, but could be an all-purpose notepad for logging other simple reminders.

 
Like this?

I mean, just use the Notes section. That's why its there.

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Quote from ZorgAlmighty >>

I'd like to suggest a 'free text' sidebar on the main sheet. It would be very handy for remembering temporary enhancements like Bless or Bardic Inspiration, but could be an all-purpose notepad for logging other simple reminders.

 
I mean, just use the Notes section. That's why its there.

 I do use Notes, but it's better for longer-term information storage. I'd like to see a more heads-up option for more temporary reminders.

The Defenses and Conditions box would be a good place for it. Maybe it could be expanded to include more options, including fully custom ones. It's prime real estate, and currently under-utilised in my experience.

I don't know if it's been mentioned yet, but due to character customizations, I have a bard who now has advantage on saving throws against being charmed or frightened even though it's not an inherent ability. I'm trying to add this to the Saving Throw section, but there's no place to put advantage/disadvantage notes there. Is there anyway to add that anytime soon?

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I don't know if it's been mentioned yet, but due to character customizations, I have a bard who now has advantage on saving throws against being charmed or frightened even though it's not an inherent ability. I'm trying to add this to the Saving Throw section, but there's no place to put advantage/disadvantage notes there. Is there anyway to add that anytime soon?

 
Create Feat, from Scratch

Name: ST Adv Vs Ch and Fr (or whatever you feel appropriate)
Basic / Snippet: Advantage on all saving throws against being Charmed or Frightened.
Create

Modifers - Add Modifier

Type: Advantage
Sub-Type: Saving Throws
Details: Against being Charmed or Frightened
Save

Save Changes.

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Add Feat to Character.

Result:

Thanks! I wound up making a magical item to do that (Ring of Charm Resistance) since my character didn't have room to gain a new feat, but I appreciate it!! Still, would love if D&D Beyond could make those types of things customizable on the character sheet so that we don't have develop a home brewed work-around for these scenarios.