True but if you have the list in front of you just click on your manage add spells and add them to your known spells if they are for a level you can cast at? If this becomes your new spellbook you are only going to un-learn them if you are a dead Order of Scribes archmage.
It should automatically add them for us. Like other items do.
The spells found in the Grimoire Infininus are not provided in the same way other magic items provide spells; they need to be added to the the wizards known spell list (ie their spellbook list) once the wizard nominates the grimoire as their active spellbook. Because there's no way to designate a spellbook as an active spellbook for a wizard, there's no way for the sheet to know "Hey, you should now know these spells". As such, you have to manually add the spells to your known spells list.
It should automatically add them for us. Like other items do.
The spells found in the Grimoire Infininus are not provided in the same way other magic items provide spells; they need to be added to the the wizards known spell list (ie their spellbook list) once the wizard nominates the grimoire as their active spellbook. Because there's no way to designate a spellbook as an active spellbook for a wizard, there's no way for the sheet to know "Hey, you should now know these spells". As such, you have to manually add the spells to your known spells list.
I see i read it wrong. I miss understood i thought it added it the ones selected not the spell book. I see where i got confused. I thought it meant it added it to the ones you could cast without selecting them allowing you to pick other spells as well but I misunderstood
Just read through the starter adventure in the brokenveil march. There is random encounter table with 12 entries in the text above it says: roll a d20 for the table. It should be a d12.
Just read through the starter adventure in the brokenveil march. There is random encounter table with 12 entries in the text above it says: roll a d20 for the table. It should be a d12.
Thanks for the report! It definitely seems like an error - it's the exact text from the printed book however. Please be assured that if Wizards of the Coast issue errata for this sourcebook, we will update it immediately.
I am once again asking if it was intentional that Wildemount monsters do not have comment sections.
The spells do, which at least somewhat implies that it is not because it is Critical Role content. And monsters from Theros do, which implies that it is not the decision on new additions going forward. So why not Wildemount monsters?
EDIT: The magic items also do not have a comment section. I was expecting to see a bunch of people talking about Laura Bailey under the page for Dust of Deliciousness, but no.
Hey Athan,
Thanks for bringing this to our attention. We've put comments on those pages. Sorry about that. It was simply overlooked on our part. I'm SUPER glad to know that those comment sections are valuable to you all. We'll be sure we include them in the future. If you find any other pages without comments that should have one, please let us know!
Oh wow, thank you so much! Yeah, those comments might not see a lot of traffic but it is always fun or interesting to go down there and look to see what people are talking about. You can tell that something always gets a bit more traffic right after it's played a big part on Critical Role for example, and sometimes some people have really great advice on how to use something or warnings about easily overlooked parts of the rules, I like it a lot.
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(Turn on Critical Role. The post before yours shows you how.)
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I'm probably missing something, but the Clovis Concord section says "The nation is composed of eight independent city-states, each ruled by its own marquis, which operate as one union under the banner of the Clovis Concord." and the section for the Menagerie Coast says "The coast is ruled by a nation comprised of seven city-states whose cultural and political leaders have united to form the Clovis Concord." I checked my physical copy and it says the same. Is this an error or am I just being silly?
Port Damali, Feolinn, Othe, Nicodranas, Gwardan, Port Zoon, and Tussoa are referenced in the Menagerie Coast part, maybe the Clovis Concord is including Brokenbank too but they don't have a Marquis?
This is probably more of a general issue, but i recently made my first purchase on DnD Beyond and it was all the magic items from the Explorer's Guide to Wildemount. I am currently playing in a campaign and thought these items would show up for the group, but they don't, nor does my purchase show up in the campaign Content Management. Should it not show up there automatically? Do i (or the DM who runs it) need to do something to enable the content for others?
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I purchased the wildemount expansion, but even with the critical role option selected the character creator is not displaying any of the wildemount content
I purchased the wildemount expansion, but even with the critical role option selected the character creator is not displaying any of the wildemount content
Some things to try:
-log out, then log back in
-click on your user name in the upper right of this page; choose account, then marketplace verify that the wildemount purchase shows up in your licenses list (you will probably need to scroll down)
-on that same page, near the top, check the "Account Entitlements" area. If it says you need to sync your entitlements, click the sync button
I can't seem to add Gravity Sinkhole as a magical secret for my bard, even though other spells from EGtW, like Wristpocket, show up just fine. I don't know if this is an intended restriction, but if it is, there should be some sort of override option. Is there some option or setting I'm missing?
True but if you have the list in front of you just click on your manage add spells and add them to your known spells if they are for a level you can cast at? If this becomes your new spellbook you are only going to un-learn them if you are a dead Order of Scribes archmage.
It should automatically add them for us. Like other items do.
The spells found in the Grimoire Infininus are not provided in the same way other magic items provide spells; they need to be added to the the wizards known spell list (ie their spellbook list) once the wizard nominates the grimoire as their active spellbook. Because there's no way to designate a spellbook as an active spellbook for a wizard, there's no way for the sheet to know "Hey, you should now know these spells". As such, you have to manually add the spells to your known spells list.
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I see i read it wrong. I miss understood i thought it added it the ones selected not the spell book. I see where i got confused. I thought it meant it added it to the ones you could cast without selecting them allowing you to pick other spells as well but I misunderstood
Just read through the starter adventure in the brokenveil march. There is random encounter table with 12 entries in the text above it says: roll a d20 for the table. It should be a d12.
Thanks for the report! It definitely seems like an error - it's the exact text from the printed book however. Please be assured that if Wizards of the Coast issue errata for this sourcebook, we will update it immediately.
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Hey Athan,
Thanks for bringing this to our attention. We've put comments on those pages. Sorry about that. It was simply overlooked on our part. I'm SUPER glad to know that those comment sections are valuable to you all. We'll be sure we include them in the future. If you find any other pages without comments that should have one, please let us know!
Thanks again!
Oh wow, thank you so much! Yeah, those comments might not see a lot of traffic but it is always fun or interesting to go down there and look to see what people are talking about. You can tell that something always gets a bit more traffic right after it's played a big part on Critical Role for example, and sometimes some people have really great advice on how to use something or warnings about easily overlooked parts of the rules, I like it a lot.
Thanks again, and keep up the good work!
I purchased this product and I am not being given the options/items in character builder.
Please ensure that you have enabled "Critical Role" content for your character.
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Cobbet you need to make sure Critical Role toggle is on for home section of character creation.
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Thank you.
I'm probably missing something, but the Clovis Concord section says "The nation is composed of eight independent city-states, each ruled by its own marquis, which operate as one union under the banner of the Clovis Concord." and the section for the Menagerie Coast says "The coast is ruled by a nation comprised of seven city-states whose cultural and political leaders have united to form the Clovis Concord." I checked my physical copy and it says the same. Is this an error or am I just being silly?
Port Damali, Feolinn, Othe, Nicodranas, Gwardan, Port Zoon, and Tussoa are referenced in the Menagerie Coast part, maybe the Clovis Concord is including Brokenbank too but they don't have a Marquis?
Thank you.
This is probably more of a general issue, but i recently made my first purchase on DnD Beyond and it was all the magic items from the Explorer's Guide to Wildemount. I am currently playing in a campaign and thought these items would show up for the group, but they don't, nor does my purchase show up in the campaign Content Management. Should it not show up there automatically? Do i (or the DM who runs it) need to do something to enable the content for others?
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I purchased the wildemount expansion, but even with the critical role option selected the character creator is not displaying any of the wildemount content
Some things to try:
-log out, then log back in
-click on your user name in the upper right of this page; choose account, then marketplace verify that the wildemount purchase shows up in your licenses list (you will probably need to scroll down)
-on that same page, near the top, check the "Account Entitlements" area. If it says you need to sync your entitlements, click the sync button
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I can't seem to add Gravity Sinkhole as a magical secret for my bard, even though other spells from EGtW, like Wristpocket, show up just fine. I don't know if this is an intended restriction, but if it is, there should be some sort of override option. Is there some option or setting I'm missing?
Hi there, I had a look at this and I was able to add Gravity Sinkhole to a 10th level bards magical secrets
Can you link me to your character so I can have a look and try and identify what the issue may be?
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