Joe B. said: I've been working on setting up monsters for a new campaign and noticed that the CR field on the NPC tab is now a numeric field that complains when anything other than an integer is entered. Many of the monsters I'm entering have fractional CRs, which in the past I had used unicode fraction characters (i.e. ½, ⅓, ¼, etc.) for, but the field will no longer accept them. Now, it seems the best I can do is to enter a decimal, but if I do that the sheet nags me and scrolls to the field any time I try to do anything with a repeating section. Is there any chance of getting this behavior changed? Personally, I'd prefer a text field to a numeric one for this, but I assume there was a good reason for the change. Thanks! chris b. said: Ah, it's actually a side effect of parsing compendium imports, since they have other characters in them that get stripped out. I was working on the npc sheet actually and will make the compendium CR import field a different hidden field so the parser will only write once to the CR field, and the sheet won't overwrite changes users make. I'm getting the same problem, but in my case it's also nagging me about the size of the character's space (my familiar is a Tiny fennec fox, so her space is 2 1/2 feet). In case it affects anything, rather than adding the NPC to my character's sheet, my GM just gave me a second sheet for my familiar and I just checked the "IS NPC" box on the NPC tab. On another note, even though my familiar has a racial hit die (1d8), because she's a familiar she instead gets half my character's hit points (rounded down). However, if I list the racial hit die type, the sheet automatically calculates her max HP as 4 (rather than the 3 it should be); a checkbox for familiars to alter the HP formula would be nice. :) (Oh, and on that note, the HP from the NPC page doesn't sync to the "core" page of the sheet; I only noticed because I needed to add the special features from being a Witch familiar, and the Class Features on the Core page seemed like the only logical place to put them. If I'm just doing it wrong, please let me know!)