Monstrous Compendium Vol. 1: Spelljammer Creatures
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I love the new Party Inventory feature, but think this could be expanded by allowing the DM to also manage their own inventory that could then be transferred to party inventory as they receive it.
Essentially, I'd like to build a chest (or multiple chests) with the loot that I'll eventually hand out, allowing a quick transfer to players instead of slowing down table play when people have to manually look up every item one at a time.
This feels like the next logical step in party inventory management.
+1 to this. This is a great idea if you have the time to plan your loot in advance. Not sure on the best way to implement such a system but this would be a great asset.
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One can do this by having a DM character in the campaign, with privacy set to prevent the players from looking.
Which isn't to say a supported feature wouldn't be handy, but there is a workaround.
I actually do have my own character in this campaign (since I'm going to be Co-DMing) and did create the loot on my profile earlier - but how do I hide just the inventory section from the other players? I think everyone should be able to see my stats.
Perhaps I need to have an additional dummy character for managing loot with privacy turned on?