Never even knew about the feature, I did so by pulling it over from the player's handbook. This is a much better way to level up. Thanks for the information.
So in regards to being able to accurately portrait hit point adjustments per level..... do you just manually go in, make your own hit dice rolls per level for hit points & adjust the hit point totals like that?
Yes, you can opt to do so if required in the character sheet. Usually, in the drag and drop method the HP advancement is correct. At level one, one gets max hp+con adjustments. Each level thereafter takes an average, rounded up., plus any other specific changes due to racial abilities, such as the Hill dwarfs toughness feature. This is a normal function of Fantasy Grounds. But, absolutely, you can roll or work with your players or GM. The HP rolls and calculation process is a work in progress.
Never even knew about the feature, I did so by pulling it over from the player's handbook. This is a much better way to level up. Thanks for the information.
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So in regards to being able to accurately portrait hit point adjustments per level..... do you just manually go in, make your own hit dice rolls per level for hit points & adjust the hit point totals like that?
Yes, you can opt to do so if required in the character sheet. Usually, in the drag and drop method the HP advancement is correct. At level one, one gets max hp+con adjustments. Each level thereafter takes an average, rounded up., plus any other specific changes due to racial abilities, such as the Hill dwarfs toughness feature. This is a normal function of Fantasy Grounds. But, absolutely, you can roll or work with your players or GM. The HP rolls and calculation process is a work in progress.
Is this creation wizard exclusive to the 5E stuff?