Print/export to PDF DnD 2024 Character Sheets needs priority!!!

We need to be able to print off character sheets for DnD 2024:  Be it directly, or through pdf export. Someone posts on this about once a month, but then the threads are closed.  I see it is "under discussion" in the roadmap, but c'mon!  Many of us use roll20 to supplement pen & paper games, and this was an essential feature for me when we were running 2014 characters.  Will the 2034 ruleset be out before this feature is availible!?!? I don't think there's a lot of "discussion" around this topic because it is a simple and obvious need for many players.  Sure, I can write or type out my own sheets, but then why use roll20 at all?

It is absolutely absurd that this isn't do-able in a convenient and easy way for their flagship 2024 character sheet. It's one of the most basic features you could imagine. Every day that I play DnD, I ask my self that same question, "why use roll20 at all?"

I I know you are doing a really great work updating roll20, let me had that I vote for the possibility of printing 2024 sheet. Rol200 is my master prop place for on line and live game so this ability will make my pro account even more usable.

Since I began playing TTRPGs online, I've never once needed to print a character sheet. It would be a nice feature, but not that important unless I was playing a hybrid online/in person game.

The first thing I noticed when creating a character with a 2024 sheet was that I couldn't export it. Why can't we print or export our sheet? I want to be able to use my character when not online. I could do that with the 2014 characters. Why not now?

Being able to print character sheets is a fundamental requirement for those of us who may gather in person from time to time. Obviously this is something we used to be able to do in Roll20. The loss of this feature (among many others) is really causing us to re-think our decision to host our games in Roll20.

This is wild! I finally made the switch for my next game on Thursday, only to find out I have recreate character sheets by hand now. 

I use roll20 as a way of seeing artwork and battle maps digitally while printing off character sheets for when we meet in person. Since going to the 2024 sheets I can't do this and it's a nightmare to do manually. Please get sorted ASAP

This really affects gaming in person. It needs sorting ASAP

It would make life so much easier to be able to print off the character sheets directly rather than laboriously copy them when needed. Please roll20 make the change.

Hi first of love all the updates roll20 has had, but I agree with this as a DM and player would love the option to be able to export or print the character sheets as we play online but for special occasions we meet in person and to have to write everything out to have a physical sheets is just time consuming, and could be sorted by just making the sheets printable.  Many thanks 

My thoughts economy many here. I use the sheets when playing in person and we have the role 20 on a big screen. Please make the change and make character sheets printable.

I bought into the 2024 rules in Roll20 because I thought that the sheet would be printable same as in the standard 5e format. I always used printed 5e character sheets for guest-players. Now I would need to type everything out for them, including formatting spells etc. For me the current 2024 format is a downgrade without a usable printing option. Please incorporate this in the new form. 

Printing your sheet is essential if you switch between on and offline sessions with a group. I don't see the sense of making it screen-time-only.

I agree we need to print! FIX IT. I regret buying 2024 books on Roll20 for this very reason. I have been asking for this for a long time.  You won't get another dime from me without fixing this. 

I'm not renewing my subscription if it can't even do this basic function that dozens of other websites are capable, I payed a pretty frickin penny as well as buying a lot of books, and I can't even print it out to use for in person sessions!?!?! What a joke of a service