New (2024) Player's Handbook Bugs and New videos

[allenw01234]

This is also true about NPCs. Toggling the version from Legacy to 2024 or vice-versa just changes the display of how the NPC looks - primarily the stat block display. It doesn't automatically change any values or relink any data records.

Are there any plans to add this functionality for NPC spells? It would be very useful.

[Moon Wizard]

Because the publisher specifically decided to allow records from Legacy and 2024 to be used at the same time alongside each other, users can choose to use either Legacy or 2024 versions of any record. Also, as mentioned above, the data is fixed in the NPC records as full copies of the spell data using the Legacy data.

The spells on the NPC will continue to work as they always have; so nothing will break. If you want to use new versions of the spells on an NPC, then you can delete the spells on the NPC, and drop in the 2024 versions you want to use.

Regards,
JPG

[Moon Wizard]

Just pushed a few updates to fix reported items:

• Second fighter equipment kit option ignored when selected. Fixed.
• Script error when making +2/+1 ASI choice for Background. Fixed.

[Zetesofos]

So, not sure if this is the place to ask, but did Fantasy Grounds remove the Action Summary column for entries on the Action Tab. I had a game active that had players Character Sheets with many actions with short-hand summaries for abilities; and they now appear to be all gone?

[Moon Wizard]

Updates

• NPC Recharge option on powers not being parsed correctly when added to CT. Fixed.
• D&D 2024 Lucky feat incorrectly adding DISCHK and DISSAV to effect action on PC sheet. Fixed.

[Moon Wizard]

Responded to @Zetesofos along with extension in a separate thread.
https://www.fantasygrounds.com/forum...l=1#post726103

Regards,
JPG

[Laerun]

Observation: The current 5e 2024 rule set lacks streamlined navigation and accessibility, particularly in areas such as weapon mastery, which complicates the character creation process. Users must frequently refer back to the Player’s Handbook (PHB) or similar sources to identify the mastery properties of each weapon, making the process cumbersome and time-consuming. This issue affects the overall quality of navigation, creating unnecessary hurdles during gameplay and character building.

Request: To improve usability, it is suggested that weapons be sorted by mastery type or that hyperlinks be added directly to relevant sections within the digital rulebooks. Implementing inline tables or creating an easily accessible reference list that displays weapon names alongside their mastery types would significantly enhance visibility and reduce the need for extensive manual cross-referencing during character creation. This approach would help players access crucial information quickly, allowing for a smoother, more intuitive experience. This is akin the the Battle Master maneuvers, they should be more accessible and easier to find without drilling down manually into the rulebooks to reference these important class options.