I am working in a feat and I am trying to figure out how to scale dice count to character levels ie 1+[1{charlvl/4}]

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I am working in a feat and I am trying to figure out how to scale dice count to character levels ie 1+[1{charlvl/4}]

 You'll have to use level scaling. You only have to add the scaling modifiers at a level where the number of dice changes.

Are we able to increase the number of spells a wizard/cleric etc can prepare in our homebrew subclasses? If we can I’m unsure how to do so. 

Thanks!

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Are we able to increase the number of spells a wizard/cleric etc can prepare in our homebrew subclasses? If we can I’m unsure how to do so. 

Thanks!

Nope.

Dang! Hopefully soon 🤞🏻

Why does it say  "This homebrew Subclass has text that includes Non-english Language" when I wrote it in all english?

Well, what was the title?

The Way of the Sauce Class for Dungeons & Dragons (D&D) Fifth Edition (5e) - D&D Beyond (dndbeyond.com)

it was way of the sauce

I'm not sure, I can't see the page.

tell me everything in there that wasn't 

q w e r t y u i o p a s d f g h j k l " ' z x c v b n m , . ? 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0

or any words that are not standard English, including 'vise versa' and the like.

ah, ok

I'm making a subclass for Druid but the system won't let me publish. It unhelpfully tells me "This homebrew Subclass does not have the necessary class features with the correct required levels" but I entered two features at 2nd level (just like Land & Moon) and one at each of 6th, 10th, and 14th levels as the Druid class description specifies. What am I doing wrong?

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I'm making a subclass for Druid but the system won't let me publish. It unhelpfully tells me "This homebrew Subclass does not have the necessary class features with the correct required levels" but I entered two features at 2nd level (just like Land & Moon) and one at each of 6th, 10th, and 14th levels as the Druid class description specifies. What am I doing wrong?

 look for anything with a red asterisk *, that should be your problem.

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I'm making a subclass for Druid but the system won't let me publish. It unhelpfully tells me "This homebrew Subclass does not have the necessary class features with the correct required levels" but I entered two features at 2nd level (just like Land & Moon) and one at each of 6th, 10th, and 14th levels as the Druid class description specifies. What am I doing wrong?

 look for anything with a red asterisk *, that should be your problem.

 If that didn't help, look up necessary class features for clerics.

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Quote from LewisAmborella >>

I'm making a subclass for Druid but the system won't let me publish. It unhelpfully tells me "This homebrew Subclass does not have the necessary class features with the correct required levels" but I entered two features at 2nd level (just like Land & Moon) and one at each of 6th, 10th, and 14th levels as the Druid class description specifies. What am I doing wrong?

 look for anything with a red asterisk *, that should be your problem.

 If that didn't help, look up necessary class features for clerics.

 Okay, so I just checked the requirements here and apparently Druid subclasses need to have a feature at 3rd level?? Circle of the Moon doesn't, and nowhere in the class description does it say this is necessary. :/

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 Okay, so I just checked the requirements here and apparently Druid subclasses need to have a feature at 3rd level?? Circle of the Moon doesn't, and nowhere in the class description does it say this is necessary. :/

 Circle of the Land does have a third level feature; I think that's why.  My guess is that Circle of the Moon has a hidden, blank feature, as the homebrew tools are the same tools the devs use for official content.  And those tools are often insufficiently flexible.

how do I add a attack to a shield. so you can do a attack with a shield.

If I were to, say, change a monster's dexterity stat and saved my changes, would that automatically change it's melee attack's accuracy and damage? Or would I have to... manually try to do something with that terrifying gobbledygook of code? Is there... a button I can push to do that?

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If I were to, say, change a monster's dexterity stat and saved my changes, would that automatically change it's melee attack's accuracy and damage? Or would I have to... manually try to do something with that terrifying gobbledygook of code? Is there... a button I can push to do that?

 No, it's not automatic, as the attack info is just a block of text.  To change accuracy and damage, you edit the Actions Descriptions section, which is, thankfully, not a "terrifying gobbledygook of code," like the various dropdowns are, but a text entry box, with pretty basic controls for bold, italic, etc.  You can also use tooltip "coding" to add tool-tipped conditions and the like, for example restrained, but you don't have to.  

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how do I add a attack to a shield. so you can do a attack with a shield.

 Since the shield is not a traditional weapon you would have to use it as an improvised weapon(I have done it myself)