Roll20 x Demiplane Public Beta is LIVE! Character Sheets galore

Hi Fred, Have you checked the Content Sharing section under your Game Page settings to make sure the books are selected?…

Hi, When I say yes to content sharing, only the stormwalker shows and I cannot add anything else

Over on Discord someone suggested there is a selector at the bottom of the Compendium tab. Can you check there?…

yes i know. It's just that I was used to drag stuff from roll20 onto the character sheet in D&D for example. Now it seems that's not possible

Eve, one of the most important questions I have - will the new Demiplane Character Sheets will be implemented into the Roll20 experience? For me the drag-and-drop function ist most important. I want complete interaction of the sheets with Roll20. Is this planned or are you proposing a two side solution. If you do so it would be a breaking point for me.

Eve said: The compendium for Cosmere is all provided by Demiplane, and not Roll20.  I don't quite understand what "provided" means, Eve?  Do players need to go onto Demiplane website in a separate browser window to read the Compendium, or can we read the Demiplane-Provided Compendium IN the roll20 Compendium tab above the chatroom of the Roll20 VTT?  Followup Question for any-and-all future games that Demiplane supports. Will it be necessary for Roll20 Team to proactively enable the integration on 1:1 basis for each game after launch, or should Roll20 users expect to be able to see Demiplane compnedium content in the Roll20 compendium tab for any game that demiplane provides, from now on as a regular ordinary Roll20-Demiplane integration feature on linked accounts? 

As a GM (owning the Daggerhart content on Demiplane), do I need a separate 'Demiplane Membership' so that my players can create their characters? In addition to the R20 subscription?

If you have a Roll20 sub then you should be fine for them to make characters on DP. Just make sure you are Sharing Content with them on DP…

Checking again on the Official Starfinder 2nd Ed sheet and the NPC sheets with the conditions on them and for Pathfinder 2nd edition as well. Any time frame besides "soon" yet?   Thanks Tom

Just saw that there have been some updates in the Demiplane character sheets in the last blogpost from 2025/08/16. As nice as it is - when will you try to make the Demiplane sheets out of Alpha and workable on Roll20? I don't care about Demiplane anymore and just want working character sheets (in my case for PF2e). I don't see any bigger issues I've seen addressed by different people and systems in the past month being worked on. As other people said: one dice, one website. I'm getting more and more annoyed about your policies and the halfassed solution you provided with Demiplane. 

That's a very clumsy procedure. To play SF2 I have to import NPCs from Demiplane, one at a time? Did no-one think to put the end user first? So if I have a half dozen critters and four NPCs, I need to clutter my Roll20 screen to the point of breaking it? No one at my table says they're excited about Demiplane. It's a nuisance that's slow to load. We want a simple, one-site implementation. I'm being asked to choose between bad UX or leaving.

Hello Meredith, thanks for the information. This means we're as PF2-players are forced to use Demiplane because the future character sheet won't be handled natively if we want to play further with Roll20. Personally I don't see any ways how the systems work together in time - at the moment it's not at all. Complete BS in terms of UI an UX imo but it's Roll20's choice. When I end my current campaign I'll change to Foundry where PF2 is much better supported.

I said this for some time - I have the feeling noone in Roll20 has experience with UX-Design. I personally think they are much to endeared not doing stuff for systems outside of the cash cow D&D and just let the rest of the systems work with the sub par Demiplane connection. I don't give a flyin' F about Demiplane I want my games being natively handled on one platform. Roll20 in infamous for not really connecting to user complaints so I don't see any chance this will be answered accodingly. Plural said: That's a very clumsy procedure. To play SF2 I have to import NPCs from Demiplane, one at a time? Did no-one think to put the end user first? So if I have a half dozen critters and four NPCs, I need to clutter my Roll20 screen to the point of breaking it? No one at my table says they're excited about Demiplane. It's a nuisance that's slow to load. We want a simple, one-site implementation. I'm being asked to choose between bad UX or leaving.

Personally, I love the Demiplane book layouts, much better than a PDF and I wouldn't go back on that. I enjoy the character builder more than Herolab (but I am bought into Herolab because it was first and now keep both), but the integration is lacking and all the content I am waiting for on Demiplane just gets pushed to the back, nearly as bad as when Roll 20 itself was ignoring everything at this point. Archetypes from Secrets of Magic are missing in Demiplane, and have players that can't use that builder because of it. NPC sheets are a must, but it seems they have a tiny team working on doing everything and focus on the new shiny stuff (5E for Roll 20, Comsere and Daggerheart for Demiplane) and everything else just gets pushed to the back.  Personally, I intend to keep both character builders but the VTT... I am running out of patience again. Starfinder should have been ready to go day 1, and they didn't even have all the character options (and still don't), let alone a complete module for the lone adventure. Roll 20 only features the art pack at this time, meaning the primary point of purchasing it isn't even there. If I have to set it up anyways... 

The worst thing that I have seen is that the Demiplane integration makes tokens unusable in play. Poor updating in PF2e is bad enough. In the Cosmere RPG, NPC characters added from Demiplane come with tokens with token bars with linked values that cannot be changed. One has to laboriously go through all the tokens that one want to use and unlink the token bars and then type in the values you want manually. Macros do not work, as they do not retrieve the correct values from the Demiplane characters. I expect to see more and more problems due to integration. I really want to support Roll20 and I would like to keep access to all the products that I have purchased (enough to cause lag issues!), but I really have a low degree of confidence that the platform will be operational beyond a year or two. 

Roll20 is calling this a "beta," but beta programs are launched Before the product launch. SF2 is already launched. That means the integration should be flawless, right this second - but it lacks token functions and API functionality. So... hmm. Roll20, stop launching "features" before they're ready. We are not amused.

I keep getting a yellow banner when I launch the game that prompts me to log into Demiplane, even when I have set the Pathfinder 2e sheets by Roll20 as default. How do I remove this banner prompt?

Yep, the tokens for SF II and Pathfinder can be quite wonky.  Dragging from Demi sheet does not stat em up.  Once you open their character sheet from R20 to Demi you can then put stats in, what a pain!! So have to copy paste the same tokens every time and not pull em from the sheet, NOT fun for a GM or players. Next When will Roll20 have the Starfinder 2nd Edition tag added on, not super helpfull with just a Starfinder tag. When is the SF II sheet going to be done on Demi, soon is getting a bit old now!! And I might assume once done you CAN put a SF II tag up, or is it something else holding it back?? NEXT Where the heck is the PF II Mythic AP Myth-Speaker as that was to drop "soon" as well, and still nothing. Thanks Tom

This might be a silly question, but what is Demiplane?

Is there anyway to go back on the demiplane option?

GiGs said: This might be a silly question, but what is Demiplane? I want to answer this for you in layman's terms. You may have been asking for an official answer from Roll20 Team. Essentially in my view Demiplane is another website that's primarily licensed Character Sheets and Game System rules (just like Roll20 Compendium, but called Demiplane Nexus). Roll20 the company bought Demiplane the company, and now it is owned-and-operated under the Roll20 company. They are trying to make Demiplane work in-conjunction with Roll20 so that users can have Demiplane character sheets and Demiplane Nexus to be functional within or alongside Roll20 VTT. The character-sheet architecture and appearance on Demiplane is completely different from Roll20's (they are not Beacon sheets, they are not Legacy Roll20 community created character sheets either, and they are not in the Github character sheet repository, and we the users have no access to their proprietary backend character sheet code).  Demiplane is primarily famous and recognized for their Character Sheets being beautiful, nice appearance. 

Gold said: GiGs said: This might be a silly question, but what is Demiplane? I want to answer this for you in layman's terms.  That;s exactly what I wanted. So I am getting the impression it's an alternate way to make and view character sheets, and roll20 are incorporating those sheets into their VTT?

100% GiGs said: Gold said: GiGs said: This might be a silly question, but what is Demiplane? I want to answer this for you in layman's terms.  That;s exactly what I wanted. So I am getting the impression it's an alternate way to make and view character sheets, and roll20 are incorporating those sheets into their VTT?

Im trying to run the Cyberpunk Red quickstart game but it is somehow linked to Demiplane- which I nor my players use. When I create the game and launch it it freezes up my Roll20 and trys to open a Demiplane page but it freezes up too. I have to end task on my browser to even get the windows to close. It needs to be fixed so that it will only use a Roll20 character sheet and if someone uses Demiplane= they have to manually set the game to link to it.

Hi John R.,&nbsp; There is currently no option within Roll20 to create a Cyberpunk Red game without it being a&nbsp; Roll20&nbsp; Cyberpunk Red sheet/Demiplane&nbsp; Cyberpunk Red&nbsp; sheet hybrid.&nbsp; However, there is a workaround you might try.&nbsp; Go to Discord, start a call. (Note: make sure your Roll20 and Discord accounts are linked in Roll20 via <a href="https://app.roll20.net/account/" rel="nofollow">https://app.roll20.net/account/</a> ) Start a Discord Activity, select Roll20.&nbsp; Click Explore Click Cyberpunk Red.&nbsp; Select the module.&nbsp; Start your game.&nbsp; Next, you can exit the call.&nbsp; Go into Roll20 via your browser and hopefully the game should be there.&nbsp; John R. said: Im trying to run the Cyberpunk Red quickstart game but it is somehow linked to Demiplane- which I nor my players use. When I create the game and launch it it freezes up my Roll20 and trys to open a Demiplane page but it freezes up too. I have to end task on my browser to even get the windows to close. It needs to be fixed so that it will only use a Roll20 character sheet and if someone uses Demiplane= they have to manually set the game to link to it.

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