Self-Made Monster Compendium

How does one go about creating a character bundle? What I mean by that is I have a monster manual worth of monsters stated, and with tokens in one of my games. How can I a) move these characters to another game without doing the character vault 100 times b) share them with another player  For example, you can buy the game masters guide from Pazio with 83 some NPCs that you just drag into the game. How do I go about creating my own.  If this is in the wrong forum, please let me know where I should be. Thanks everyone.

a) Check out the Transmogrifier . If you have all of your monsters in a library game, it's about the same number of steps as dragging them from the Compendium. b) You can move things between games you own. Moving things between owners is very limited, in order to protect creator rights.

You cant share them with another player btw. (Unless you move them to the vault, one by one and vault them into their games - though they may need a Pro subscription to allow that. I can't remember.)

Since you have a pro subscription, the answer to a is the transmogrifier (a pro subscription perk): <a href="https://wiki.roll20.net/Transmogrifier" rel="nofollow">https://wiki.roll20.net/Transmogrifier</a> As far as B goes, it would have to be something through the marketplace, but going that route you would probably have to be using all original (or free for use) art.&nbsp; You would also have to make sure you aren't running afoul of any of the (legal) rules of the game system you are doing this for.&nbsp; Some of them only allow a very limited selection of their rules (races, classes, other character/creature features) in 3rd party content.

Can you only create something for the roll20 marketplace if you are a "marketplace creator"?&nbsp; Kraynic said: Since you have a pro subscription, the answer to a is the transmogrifier (a pro subscription perk): <a href="https://wiki.roll20.net/Transmogrifier" rel="nofollow">https://wiki.roll20.net/Transmogrifier</a> As far as B goes, it would have to be something through the marketplace, but going that route you would probably have to be using all original (or free for use) art.&nbsp; You would also have to make sure you aren't running afoul of any of the (legal) rules of the game system you are doing this for.&nbsp; Some of them only allow a very limited selection of their rules (races, classes, other character/creature features) in 3rd party content.

And once you have created something for the marketplace, you are a marketplace creator.

To become a Marketplace Creator requires signing a contract.