Is there an option to mark exhaustion points on character sheets? I have a player of mine that currently has some but continues to forget to roll at disadvantage on some things, and i think it would be easier for her if exhaustion points were actually marked on her character sheet. Is that a thing? I feel like that's a thing.
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I want to note, marking exhaustion does not update the sheet to reflect the d20 roll and speed penalties from being exhausted. You still have to manually calculate that for the time being.
I am pretty sure Wizards said tracking across the entire sheet is something they’re working on fixing with their character sheet rebuild, so it is possible this might change in the future (or be irrelevant if you’re a future reader who found this thread).
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Is there an option to mark exhaustion points on character sheets? I have a player of mine that currently has some but continues to forget to roll at disadvantage on some things, and i think it would be easier for her if exhaustion points were actually marked on her character sheet. Is that a thing? I feel like that's a thing.
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Star Trek enthusiast, UTDR fan, Dean Winchester lover, and aspiring author/artist.
SPAMTON G. SPAMTON FOR [[present]]IDENT!
I want to note, marking exhaustion does not update the sheet to reflect the d20 roll and speed penalties from being exhausted. You still have to manually calculate that for the time being.
I am pretty sure Wizards said tracking across the entire sheet is something they’re working on fixing with their character sheet rebuild, so it is possible this might change in the future (or be irrelevant if you’re a future reader who found this thread).