First off thank you for such a quick response, and I am loving the levels of customization that I can get out of the custom rolls macros. Takes some elbow grease, but i can tell this is gonna save me tons of time in the long run. I can see how adding them now could cause some slight levels of confusion for existing players, but that seems like something that the average player could very easily fix right? If you're playing a game like pathfinder and aren't already tracking things like racial bonus and ASI when calculating your ability scores to some degree, then that is likely a casual enough game that they probably aren't even using the vast majority of functionality of a character sheet as advanced as the community sheet. I see the jarring lack of such a basic function that is included in the basic roll20 sheet that far more people use to be a much bigger concern, though I know I'm biased in that regard. I also often have players looking at their sheets trying to remember where they put their ASI, thinking they forgot to add their ASI, and adding an additional point with very common regularity, which is why I enforce a rule where you have to notate your ASI somewhere on the sheet. Having it baked in would alleviate this problem, and I would be I'm not the only DM who's experienced this. On the same note, is there a reason that the feats section doesn't have fields for feat type, prerequisites, Benefit, Normal, Special, like pathfinder feats are normally formatted, and is even supported on the roll20 sheet? I know that level of formatting is easily done through writing feats as a macro, but just seems like an odd extra step. My player is currently busy building a reference wiki for me, but I have a feeling you will be hearing from them sometime in the next few months.
