What do you want most in D&D Beyond?

Quote from snooggums >>

The ability for any screen that lists content (Monsters, monsters while creating an Encounter, Spells, Rules, etc.) to have a filter for content that I own. I greatly regret purchasing anything more than the basic player's handbook, monster manual, and DMG because trying to keep track of what I do and don't own is a gigantic pain. 

Also an option to just use 5e rules, which is most of what I own. I get 5.5 being the 'default' for a lot of things, but let me use what I own instead of giving me results that says 'buy new thing' after being clicked on or only including the 5.5 results in a search. 

Just let me create things using what I paid for, thanks. 

 You should be able to adjust a lot of those settings at the start of the character creator, and you can even set your character creator defaults on the My Characters page.

I would also like an option to filter out 5.5e content on the Marketplace, though. Not being able to makes it difficult to expand my 5.0e content without doing proper research.

Quote from GalacticSamurai >>

If you could get anything added, what would it be? Should be a good brainstorming thread.

For me,

1. A really good journal for taking adventuring notes. It's styled like an old book but fully digital and you can add sketches and directories.
2. A character avatar builder. Something like HeroForge, but official from Wizards.
3. Adventure League log sheets.

 My DM keeps asking me for what my spells do each time I cast them. I play a cleric.

if I could have 1 thing, it’d be this: When casting a spell, the information of the spell is displayed on the Gamelog.

example: Spirit Guardians. You cast it. The DM and the players can read what it does.

example 2: Scrying. Now the DM and party can read it. 

Please improve on this Loviatar curse of a PDF for a character sheet 

FOR THE LOVE OF ALL THAT IS HOLY...DARK MODE!!!

Please give us a more user friendly PDF, the PDF has Spell Attack and DC on page what? 3? 4? I introduce new players through my school's D&D club and this PDF  looks like a tax form and  is a barrier to playability. 4th edition, as bad as it was, had sheets that included spell descriptions that I now have to add manually.