AJ C. said: Assume you're talking to a complete idiot here. How would I do that? Also, while that would work for some, there are additional skills I need to add. Sorry, you said you had the html of the sheet, so I assumed you were farther along in the process. No worries. I assume you have gone here for the HTML? And since you plan to create your own instance of the sheet in your game, you should make sure you have created a campaign and chosen "custom sheet". This will give you three areas to paste code. 1) HTML. This is the guts of the sheet, containing all the fields. 2) CSS. This is the styling of the sheet, how to show boxes, use color, fonts, button styles, etc. 3) Translation json. This file contains all of the display words on a properly built sheet. Behind the scenes, Strength may be referred to as STRENGTH, but the translation file says to display "Strength" on the sheet for English speakers. There are often multiple json files for different languages. for the French sheet, it might translate STRENGTH into "Forte" for instance. (I haven't studied French since high school, back in the Second Age of Middle Earth). So depending on what you want to do, the simplest solution might be to edit your translation file on your personal game to change "Stealth" to "Sneaking" or whatever custom skill you want to use. It won't change the underlying logic (It's still dex-based, for instance), but if your changes consist of swapping out names only, not adding or deleting skills, it should be pretty simple (disclaimer: I have not actually tried this). If you are a relative newbie to html/css, I would advise against tinkering with the html for the time being. NOTE: The translation file only changes the display name. In the case of the French sheet, a macro formula would still refer to @{name|strength} rather than @{nom|forte}. Changes are cosmetic only. CAUTION: Whatever you wind up doing, you are now using your own version of the sheet . You will not receive automatic upgrades, and support may be limited. You will need to watch for new releases when they come out and upgrade manually by pasting the new code into your game settings page. I would stongly suggest experimenting on a copy of your campaign, or even a fresh campaign until you have got it working to your satisfaction.
