No Earthdawn material?

So complete newbe to roll20 here. I have been trying to look through all the stuff for anything Earthdawn related...and cant seem to find anything. Am I blind, or is it something that the community/site doesnt support?

Hi Shane, Roll20 is a system-agnostic virtual tabletop. It's meant that you can play any game on Roll20 that you can play at your 'table' at home or the game shop. Some people here play Earthdawn! Here is the Roll20 Crash Course in the wiki, <a href="https://wiki.roll20.net/Roll20_Crash_Course" rel="nofollow">https://wiki.roll20.net/Roll20_Crash_Course</a>

Thank Gold. I played my first game using roll20 last night. A Pathfinder campaign. There was specific character sheets and handouts and the like for Pathfinder.....I assumed our GM didnt "program" these himself, so I thought it was resources pre-made from on here? As such I was looking for the same sort of material here, like a ED Char sheet with the skills linked to auto rolls and the like, or like a Step rolling system. I dont have a PC at home right now, so just get time to browse things while at work *looks over shoulder for boss man*

Character Sheet are written and maintained by the Roll20 Community. There is currently no Character Sheet for Earthdawn in the Character Sheet dropdown. However, I understand that Chris D. is currently working on such a sheet, and is distributing the sheet (HTML/CSS) it to those who send him a private message. Pro subscribers are able to implement Custom Character Sheets within their games. In case you're interested, I also wrote a macro for the first 40 entries in the Step Table, here .

Silvyre said: Character Sheet are written and maintained by the Roll20 Community. There is currently no Character Sheet for Earthdawn in the Character Sheet dropdown. However, I understand that Chris D. is currently working on such a sheet, and is distributing the sheet (HTML/CSS) it to those who send him a private message. Pro subscribers are able to implement Custom Character Sheets within their games. In case you're interested, I also wrote a macro for the first 40 entries in the Step Table, here . Fantastic, thank you for the info and link!