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The Oath of Glory Sacred Oath is unavailable to me in the Character Creator despite owning the content and being in a shared campaign with the content owned.   Is there currently a bug?  Please advise.  Thank you.

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As currently constituted no, you could not do that.  You could of course manually import everything.   If you are a KaKaRoTo Patreon supporter you could import authorized content into Foundry via his Roll20 converter.   This will still require some organizational behind the scenes work for you most likely.   Soon to come for patreon supporters is  beta access to a DND Beyond importer which will import owned DnD Beyond content into Foundry/Forge for a nominal fee.   That being said, in my opinion the juice is definitely worth the squeeze.

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Shadow Sorcerer is kind of what you are talking about.  

There is also the Mark of Shadow (Elf) from the Ebberon book.

The Monster Manual has something about Shadow Dragons, and Mordekainen's Tome of Foes has a couple of Shadow based elves - one drow and one Shadar-Kai.

But the Shadow Sorcerer is basically what you desire.

 don't think so, he's looking for an actual shade stat block - its no longer a humanoid...just a floating shadow with maybe a heart, ribcage, and eyeballs...used to be humanoid before it was totally consumed by the shadowfell.

 I am looking for shades like the Drow shades from Netheril.

Like the Shadovar.

This is mostly coming from a series of books I believe to be written by R.A. Salvatore, the main character is a butler to some family but who's actually an assassin, he eventually becomes the first 'human' shade. He has a Teifling mage friend with 'issues' and some guy with a dog who really loves his dog. I just can't for the life of me remember the name of the series.

But keywords like Shade Enclave, Netheril, etc.

 Erevis Cale is the character you are referring to.  First chosen of Mask.   He becomes a shade at the end of the first trilogy, written by Paul S. Kemp.  The 2nd trilogy, The Twilight War, is about his  fight against the Shadovar as a Shade.   

Richard Lee Byers, The Haunted Lands Trilogy has a trove of information on Spellplague Era Thay.    Byers also wrote 5 other books in a series called Brotherhood of the Griffon which continues the story of the main character Aoth.   I have not read the Brotherhood of the Griffon novels so I am not sure if the setting is also in Thay.