Your original code is still on the github so just reach out to the roll20 devs and have them replace the current sheet with your code. No hard feelings as it is your game and your right.

Now you know why it is set up like it is and why it seems to be complex and confusing.

Continued..... Spellbook tab is set up to help with tracking your spell slots (max and used) and the spell book. The spell book is designed to handle 0 level to level 7 which means it can handle the various supplements that expand the core rules. I have various fields so you can input any needed in...

The Roll20 sheet was expanded to cover some of the more popular supplements while supporting the core rules. It handles the secondary skills and combat options supplements on the optional tab. The sheet is set up in the following: Main tab has the appearance, vision, languages, and alignment section...

Watching a live twitch stream of Jackson Galaxy.

I've been bending the ears of the Roll20 Devs since they first mentioned the possibility of custom compendiums but until they enable that feature, it is not possible.

You might want to dig around in the showcase or workshop forums for bits and pieces. I remember there is a religion thread for that setting and I think a couple of other things also.

I'm hacking my morgansfort setting up and changing things around.

As written I would not suggest running new players through the island dungeon. What I tend to do is remove the dungeon and put in something different. I've taken the moathouse from Village of Hommelet (1e AD&D) and used it for the Fort Ruins with hidden dungeon under it. I populated it with some mon...

The author of the game finds it curious that you are all talking about options instead of "save or die" but none of you are mentioning the alternative in the core rules... :D Metro, I like your house rule rather a lot! Wish you'd been around to suggest that when I was writing the core rules! I reme...

In a few games that I ran, I allowed rumors and tales of unusual spells be heard which gave a magic user character a goal to go looking for (a quest). It took them a few levels worth of adventuring to gain enough information to allow them to specialize into a pyromancer, a tweaked version not a as w...