[HELP] Use other system than DnD or Pathfinder

Hi! I have just a question, can we use others system than DnD or Pathfinder on Roll20? Because I need to mastering a game of Shadows of Esteren with friends, but it's impossible to manage other game or I don't see how. Thanks if you can help me :)

Hi Mahikan, Roll20 is designed to be system agnostic. Practically any system can, has or is run here. DnD and PF just happen to be the most popular. Things like character sheets are generally community created and supported but aren't even necessary for play. All games have an attributes and abilities tab, even without a sheet selected, that can be used to track the various attributes a game system needs. For more granular help I'd recommend checking out the wiki .

Thank you, I did not find an answer on the wiki. How can we create custom character sheets in this case?

Custom character sheets require a Pro subscription to create, or at least access to a user with a Pro subscription. An introduction to character sheets, plus instructions for their creation are on the front page of the wiki and can be found below. A good working knowledge of HTML, CSS, and probably JavaScript would save a lot of frustration. Custom Sheet Creation Building Character Sheets : The How-To for making your own character sheets  (for Pro Subscribers Only) Sheet Worker Scripts : An advanced feature of the Character Sheets system which allows the sheet author to specify JavaScript which will execute during certain events, such as whenever the values on a sheet are modified. Roll Templates : These are a special facet of the Character Sheets system which provide additional layout and styling options for the display of roll results. Beginner's Guide to GitHub : How to upload a character sheet for community use Character Sheet i18n : How to set up your Sheet to be easily translated into other languages

It's also worth bearing in mind that you don't need  to use a character sheet, especially if the system you are using is fairly simple. Each character journal has an Attributes & Abilities tab, and you can enter a simple list of skills/attributes/stats in the Attributes section, and use the Abilities section to create custom rolls using those attributes. It's not pretty, but it's functional.

And it's what everybody used before Character Sheets became a reality. Some folks still prefer it that way. It would certainly run leaner.