D&D 5e by Roll20 sheet - Is it possible to add lair actions?

I was using the Shaped Sheet but the lag is killing me.  If I click on any fillable field on tokens or drop down menus it can take 5 seconds or longer to process each time so I am switching to the D&D 5e by Roll20 sheet. Is it possible to add Lair actions/Regional effects to those sheets manually?  In the shaped sheet I could just click the pencil and enter lair actions/regional effects myself.  I don't see a way to do that in the Roll20 sheet.

DireSwift said: I was using the Shaped Sheet but the lag is killing me.  If I click on any fillable field on tokens or drop down menus it can take 5 seconds or longer to process each time so I am switching to the D&D 5e by Roll20 sheet. Is it possible to add Lair actions/Regional effects to those sheets manually?  In the shaped sheet I could just click the pencil and enter lair actions/regional effects myself.  I don't see a way to do that in the Roll20 sheet. While it it is not designed to do it I usually put Lair Actions in the Legendary Actions sections with (Lair) Behind them. Not Ideal but gets the job done.

That's what I was thinking of doing as well but I was hoping there was a section for it I was missing. It will get the job done.

To address the other problem, the Shaped Sheet issues you are describing sound exactly like the behavior Firefox gives when Autofill and Autocomplete are turned on. If you want to try to continue using the Shaped Sheet, and are using Firefox, try toggling those off.

keithcurtis said: To address the other problem, the Shaped Sheet issues you are describing sound exactly like the behavior Firefox gives when Autofill and Autocomplete are turned on. If you want to try to continue using the Shaped Sheet, and are using Firefox, try toggling those off. You nailed it! I will happily continue using the shaped sheet.  I disabled them and the problem has vanished completely.  If I didn't just scan over that when reading up on the sheet it should be added and in bold somewhere.  It went from barely playable to no lag at all with that change.

It was a game changer for me. I've recently switched to the Roll20 sheet partly because I want to learn how it works, and partly because I'm not too sure how much longer the Shaped Sheet will remain viable. Roll20 doesn't usually communicate Compendium format changes to third party sheet creators, and Kryx is not as passionately involved as he once was.

I would have thought since they provide the ability to create sheets they would.  I had heard someone else mention that as well when looking for a solution.  I will work with the shaped sheet for my current game, after trying both out I definitely prefer it but I will keep an eye out for how thing progress and make the change if necessary.  I don't mind the Roll20 sheet but the shaped sheet fits my tastes better overall.

So far, I prefer the Shaped sheet for its power, but the Roll20 sheet for its simplicity and compatibility (ex. Charactermancer). Of course, I've just spent the last month trying to whip my campaign into a place where the Roll20 sheet can behave more like the Shaped sheet.