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Drag and drop character sheet editor/creator

Custom character sheets are a great idea but the current implementation currently requires some HTML & CSS knowledge which presents high barrier for entry. In order to simplify the process for the average user we should have an intuitive tool - a drag and drop character sheet editor with the ability to edit fields, add/remove rows and reorder layouts would be really valuable. A user would start with the default Roll20 character sheet (or whichever is most up to date and available) and can then drag & drop additional/different pre-built GUI elements, rearrange and resize elements (either with manual or automatic resizing), have options to edit all fields and tables, and add/remove table rows. This would provide an excellent user interface while vastly simplifying the user experience and value proposition of the Pro tier. 
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Forum Champion
100% I would love for there to be a copyable Custom Char Sheet template that is just super-basic. This would open up so much gaming instantly.  Name: _____ Points: [10] out of maximum [10] Score: [100] Free Text Bio: [_______________}
Yeah, I mean the OGL sheet doesn’t look great and you still need HTML & CSS skills to edit, so something easy to manage would be game changing! 
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Roll20 Dev Team
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Marketplace Creator
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