Warhammer First Edition Support and Tools

I would really like to see some support for the WFRP v1e community using Roll20. Believe it or not there are still a lot of long standing RPG players trying to keep this classic version of the game alive (e.g. The Warhammer 1st Editon Fan Group has over 1,000 members on Facebook&nbsp; <a href="https://www.facebook.com/groups/47210006548/" rel="nofollow">https://www.facebook.com/groups/47210006548/</a>) &nbsp;But for some reason Roll20 supports 2nd, 3rd and even 4th Edition, but nothing for us old First Edition grognards.&nbsp; I've been experimenting with the 4th Edition Character Sheet and it's almost usable for First Edition, except for a few missing attributes and a lot of extra's that First Edition doesn't use (like Talents). So, how about it? A bit of love for a classic RPG system.

What sort of 'support' are you looking for?&nbsp; Roll20 is largely system-agnostic.

Well I'm ideally looking for a character sheet, and perhaps a few macros.&nbsp; Although I've actually been lucky in that Silvyre produced some really useful macros for my first game, but they are standalone rather than neatly bedded into a character template.&nbsp; I've been talking to&nbsp;Arioch1973 who developed the 4th Edition character sheet, and he has said he's not planning to produce one for the first edition (which is fair enough if he doesn't play it), but he's happy for someone to use his sheet as a starting point and to mod it into a first edition version.&nbsp; It's realy just a question of knowing how to do it.

Hi, there! Creating a custom character sheet is something that any user with a Pro subscription can do, and any user can check in to the Roll20 github repository for review and inclusion in the Roll20 character sheets that everyone might use. There's lots of documentation here for it, and the Character Sheets forum &nbsp;is a great place to ask for help, or even to add your request to the Sheet Request Thread . Similarly, Macros are something you can create, and there's a whole forum dedicated to helping with those as well. Official Roll20 character sheets are generally done under licensing agreements, which aren't something the Suggestions Forum can make happen.&nbsp; Since this isn't really an actionable suggestion, I'm going to close the thread to refund your vote. I hope to see you in the Character Sheets forum!