What do you want most in D&D Beyond?

hi

As much customization as you can get into the building system I really like to house rule stuff and would like my rules to be reflected in teh generation of NPC and PCs. Also level limits I can spend hours designing NPC at all sort of levels. I have no problem iwth subs as long as its flexible Good luck

Scanning characters into DnD beyond from a one page character sheet (usually for one-shots)

ie if we’re sitting around at a one shot reading character one-page sheets created in DnD beyond and printed out, we could scan a QR code that just creates the character in our portal 

this would be great bc I go to weekly one shots with strangers and there’s no time for everyone to make an account and join, or get the sheets ahead of time from the DM but if we could just scan the character sheet into DnD beyond we could play off of DnD beyond instead of looking everything up one by one 

The thing that I most want in D&D Beyond is to be able to have at least one level of containers within a container in the Inventory. 3 or 4 levels would be better. Inventory management is the number 1 best thing about using online vs paper character sheets, and it would be infinitely improved by having containers in containers. I don't buy the idea that the programming is difficult. Arrays of arrays, etc., have been a thing since even long before I got a Computer Science degree in the 80's. Another improvement would be to be able to have decimal values for gold and weight in custom items. Please work on the basics like this instead of clunky, bloated, problem code like the 3D dice.

Tokens section for spell effects and summons

For example for the spiritual weapon we currently use an animated sword from the monster manual

Having a tab in tokens for spells then filter by either level or class and have tokens easy to get for different effects and summons.

DnD Beyond must make a class builder for homebrew classes

Quote from Bohr14 >>

DnD Beyond must make a class builder for homebrew classes

 They are:

WOTC_BrianPerry: We’re first focusing on the Game Platform rebuild, which will unlock greater customization. We definitely intend to make homebrew easier. It’s too early to talk about when and how we’ll support new functionality. What I will say is we’re going to focus on the most common homebrew use cases first, like monsters and magic items.

https://www.reddit.com/r/dndnext/comments/1r94yae/comment/o6a2mo7/

For the rest of their comments:

https://www.dndbeyond.com/forums/d-d-beyond-general/general-discussion/237796-dnd-beyond-reddit-ama-2026-feb-24

Hi.

MAPS is great ! Seamless integration, fluid to run, etc
But lacks a few features which are mandatory to play :

1. a way to mark conditions on a token, like the colors circles, even death. How do you handle dead monsters, you wipe them from the maps directly? ?

2. I did not find an easy way to show the different NPC illustrations to the players, with Reveals …

3. Faster way to put the wounds on the token monsters, just a “-1” button preconfigured would be nice.

4. A color for each player for the Point & Click ! Everyone even the DM is red… 

5. Dynamic fog of war option would be nice.

6. Last but not least : Quickplay content for older modules. Ex : The Dungeon of the Mad Mage…  I want to spend more time playing and less time with prep.

one more thing : when can we hope for a French translation ?

Quote from legobkipu >>

Hi.

MAPS is great ! Seamless integration, fluid to run, etc
But lacks a few features which are mandatory to play :

1. a way to mark conditions on a token, like the colors circles, even death. How do you handle dead monsters, you wipe them from the maps directly? ?

2. I did not find an easy way to show the different NPC illustrations to the players, with Reveals …

3. Faster way to put the wounds on the token monsters, just a “-1” button preconfigured would be nice.

4. A color for each player for the Point & Click ! Everyone even the DM is red… 

5. Dynamic fog of war option would be nice.

6. Last but not least : Quickplay content for older modules. Ex : The Dungeon of the Mad Mage…  I want to spend more time playing and less time with prep.

one more thing : when can we hope for a French translation ?

Conditions:

I'd love to see better ways to track conditions. I think just the simple color borders isn't enough. Having Condition rings would be great!

WOTC_Zac: Absolutely! We have border color rings right now, and condition tracking is HIGH on my list of quality of life improvements.

 https://www.reddit.com/r/dndnext/comments/1r94yae/comment/o6a0zzl/

2. For NPC Reveals, the easiest way (right now) is to build a homebrew NPC that is a copy of their generic statblock with a new image.

First is being able to customize Monsters. I'd like to swap out using a different image or even change names for them.

WOTC_Zac: Absolutely! In our Roadmap we call out custom uploads of Stickers and Reveals. Monster token art will possibly get rolled up into that project too. I also have plans for what we're calling "simplified homebrew." Those plans are still a little fuzzy, but as we get closer I'll be doing lots of very public research about how we can best do that.

https://www.reddit.com/r/dndnext/comments/1r94yae/comment/o6a0zzl/

Can't find anything more for the others, though "dynamic fog of war" is likely in the same category as "lighting effects" in that they want the "Honda Accord not an F-16".

It has likely been noted before, but currently, homebrew library, once a creator publishes content in the homebrew library, it cannot be deleted or it can't be published, made public elsewhere in an alternate form on the site.

Section 7 could be updated to allow creators more control over their content after publication, rather than giving WotC or other users permanent overriding rights. I get it's to keep the content avaialble for other users, if the creator wants to remove the rights they once granted, they should be able too.